Allison Holker Doubles Down On Her Cosmetic Procedures Confessions

Allison Holker has more plastic surgery experience to share with her fans!

The ballroom dancer offered more insights into her past and current beauty procedures, as well as how she has managed to maintain a balanced approach, as evidenced by the results.

Allison Holker has maintained an open book about her life since losing her husband, Stephen 'tWitch' Boss, in late 2022.

The dance queen got cozy with her followers on Instagram as she shared pictures from her plastic surgeon's office, inviting her followers to inquire about her Botox routine.

Holker disclosed that she receives a "bare minimum" of 20-30 units of Botox, expressing trust in her surgeon, Dr. Moy, whom she called "the best." Responding to a comment suggesting she did not require Botox, Holker explained that it has helped her maintain her appearance.

She shared that she has been getting Botox for about four years, typically two to three times a year, and emphasized that she prefers to keep the treatment minimal to retain some original facial expressions.

She also got candid about her boob job on the 25th episode of her podcast, "Between Us," which she co-hosts with her daughter Weslie. Holker revealed that she recently underwent a breast augmentation, and the result was very satisfactory.

She mentioned that it was something she had wanted since high school but had postponed due to her dancing career. According to PEOPLE, the dancer ultimately agreed that the surgery has had a positive impact on her life and self-esteem.

Holker's openness about her life comes after the death of her husband of 9 years in 2022. In February, it was reported that she recalled a poignant aspect of her late husband's life in a sit-down interview on "The Jamie Kern Lima Show."

While discussing the content in her memoir, "This Far: My Story of Love, Loss, and Embracing the Light," she shared a transformative moment in Boss's life that occurred after he engaged in an ayahuasca journey.

Holker maintained her stance that his encounter with the substance changed her late husband's life significantly. She added that upon his return from this experience, he seemed different.

She reportedly noticed a change in his heart and felt something was missing in his eyes. She suggested that the journey may have opened up unresolved issues for him.

Despite the struggles he faced, Holker emphasized her lasting admiration for him, remembering him as nothing but a wonderful person all around.

Holker may hold tons of admiration for her late husband, but some of his life choices did not leave a pleasant taste in her mouth. The dancer emphasized that these poor decisions left an indelible mark on the lives of their children.

She acknowledged the daunting process of playing her role as a mother and helping her children navigate the pain they constantly deal with due to their father's decisions.

Holker shared that the children are currently in therapy to help them address their feelings and cope with their triggers. Despite these hurdles, she expressed admiration for their resilience.

Their kids are actively engaging in their healing process, discovering joy in life, and learning to laugh again. However, she noted that there is still a significant emotional journey ahead for them that they will need to confront throughout their lives.

Holker and Boss share a son, Maddox, who will turn nine next month, and a daughter, Zaia, who is five, as well as Holker's 16-year-old daughter, Weslie, from a previous relationship. 

Holker's hefty revelations in her memoir included the fact that Boss left her with a massive million-dollar tax debt.

As shared by The Blast, Holker's account of events did not please Boss's family, especially his mother, Connie Boss Alexander, and his younger brother, Dre Rose, who shares a strained relationship with Holker.

In their interview with Gayle King, Rose acknowledged the importance of sharing personal stories but expressed concern over how Holker revealed hers. 

He emphasized that while he understands the need for individuals to communicate their experiences, Holker's presentation of her revelations was inappropriate.

Rose felt that such intimate matters should not be disclosed to the public and suggested that, as a family, they should have been informed directly rather than through the media.

The mother-of-three did not cower under the wave of backlash that followed her exposé. According to her, writing the memoir was her only way to help other people in her situation.

In the memoir, the dancer talked about her late husband's complex personality and how he fought internal struggles and pretended his way through life.

Holker admitted she never really knew what happened but hopes the gems in her memoir will highlight the very tiny yet essential details she overlooked about Boss. She also shared that revenue from the book will be channeled towards funding a mental health foundation built in the disc jockey's memory.

Having dedicated two years to educating herself on mental health, Holker was sure that if Boss could wish anything, he would want his story shared, especially if it could help save even a single life.

Allison Holker's commitment to showing strength in the face of her loss is enviable!