Remembering Stephen 'tWitch' Boss: Channing Tatum's Tribute to a Dance Legend
Channing Tatum paid tribute to his late Magic Mike XXL co-star Stephen "tWitch" Boss at the Dance Hall of Fame ceremony in Los Angeles. Tatum shared emotional memories of Boss, who passed away in December 2022 at the age of 40. He praised Boss' talent and infectious personality, recalling their time working together on the film.
Tatum first saw Boss perform on So You Think You Can Dance and was amazed by his skills. He admired Boss' ability to move gracefully despite his size and was impressed by his humor and charm. Tatum described Boss as someone who could make everyone around him fall in love with him.
Reflecting on Boss' impact, Tatum highlighted his genuine love for others and his ability to connect with people. He shared that he felt a special connection to Boss as they both hailed from Alabama and joked about their shared roots. Tatum expressed his admiration for Boss and his friendship, emphasizing the honor of knowing him.
In memory of Boss, Tatum encouraged those struggling with suicidal thoughts to seek help from the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988. He emphasized the importance of reaching out for support and reassured that help is available 24/7. Tatum concluded by expressing his gratitude for knowing Boss and his belief that they will meet again.