Fans Are 'Happy For' Allison Holker After Debuting New Romance Almost 2-Years After tWitch's Death

Allison Holker is embracing a new chapter in her life, and fans could not be happier.

Nearly two years after the tragic loss of her husband, Stephen "tWitch" Boss, Holker is finding joy again with a new romance. 

Support poured in for Allison Holker, who has bravely faced numerous emotional milestones, from selling the family home to making a heartfelt comeback on "So You Think You Can Dance."

The 36-year-old gave her followers a glimpse into her new romance with a simple yet heartwarming post on Instagram. 

Holker shared a single photo featuring two shadows, showing her holding hands with a mystery man. The post, captioned with a single love emoji, marked a subtle but touching soft launch of her budding relationship.

The comment section quickly filled with messages of support from fans who have followed the dancer's journey through grief and healing. "Love a cute soft launch," one fan wrote, while others added, "So happy for you" and "You deserve all the happiness." 

Many fans echoed similar sentiments, expressing joy over Holker's new chapter and applauding her for taking a brave step forward. "I love this! You are an amazing person andyou deserve to be happy!!!" one follower commented.

"I am so happy for you! We all need love. Glad you are moving on," another shared. From heartfelt wishes to words of encouragement, Holker's fans made it clear they are thrilled to see her embracing happiness once again. 

Holker made strides in her healing journey by closing the chapter on a significant part of her past. In November, The Blast reported that the star took a major step forward by selling their cherished Encino family home. 

Once filled with joy, laughter, and the couple's dance videos, the six-bedroom, seven-bathroom residence found new owners, symbolizing a new beginning for Holker. According to real estate records, the home, initially listed for $3,795,000, was sold for $3,525,000. 

The TV personality also transitioned into a newly constructed, larger home in a poignant move. The stunning 5,800-square-foot residence is complete with six bathrooms, a movie theater, and designer finishes.

The emotional decision to sell the Encino residence came nearly a year after Boss's tragic death by suicide in December 2022. In a heartfelt moment of remembrance, the TV personality paid tribute to Boss on what would have been his 41st birthday in September 2023.

Holker shared touching photos of herself and their three children -- Weslie, Maddox, and Zaia, visiting Boss's graveside. Alongside the photos, the "DWTS" alum wrote a moving caption:

"We honor our beautiful, sweet, kind and loving Stephen tWitch Laurel Boss, forever on our hearts and minds carrying us, guiding us, and lifting us. We feel your presence daily and will forever be grateful for the beautiful times we shared. We feel your arms wrapping around us and holding us up today. Happy birthday my love @sir_twitch_alot."

Holker stepped back into the spotlight, making an emotional return to "So You Think You Can Dance," the show that changed her life. In March, Holker rejoined the reality dance competition, this time as a judge.

The Blast noted that she described her new role as a judge as a "full circle moment," especially since it is where she first met her late husband, Stephen "tWitch" Boss. While admitting that her return came "with a lot of different emotions," Holker added:

"For me, at the end of the day, this is a way for me to give back to what we are, and I feel like to heal for both of us and to showcase our love again and celebrate him and celebrate what we had and celebrate great dance."

Holker also discussed the impact Boss had on the dance world and how her role on the show is a tribute to his memory. "That's what he [tWitch] knew and that's what he did," Holker shared, adding:

"He delivered so much on that show for so many people, so truly it's a blessing that I get to do this and I think people want to see the show back because of someone like him."

Reflecting on her late husband's contributions, Holker spoke passionately about his influence in the dance industry. 

"He did so much in the dance industry for people, he gave so much. And I think we have an opportunity to do that more with other dancers," she said, mentioning fellow dancers Maks and JoJo. "We just really want to bring light to dance again."

With the debut of her new romance, Allison Holker is showing that she is embracing this next stage of life, surrounded by the love and encouragement of her supporters.