Ellen DeGeneres remembers late friend Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss 2 years after his death

Ellen DeGeneres is honoring her late friend Stephen “tWitch” Boss on the second anniversary of his death.

The former TV presenter – who recently moved to England – shared one photo of a field lined with trees with the text: “Wherever I am, I feel you with me. I love you tWitch.”

tWitch became a fixture on The Ellen DeGeneres Show after landing a gig as a guest DJ in 2014. He was then elevated to co-executive producer in 2020, serving in that capacity until the show’s conclusion in May 2022.

In September, the comedian remembered tWitch on her upcoming 42nd birthday.

“Happy birthday tWitch. I miss you every day,” she wrote alongside a photo of the pair holding each other on the set of the talk show.

A year ago, on the one-year anniversary of his death, the TV personality remembered the good times with tWitch in a moving tribute published on Instagram.

“I thought I’d share a few memories that I have,” she began. “Well, first of all there are so many memories I have of tWitch.”

“I love that every single day after the show we sang and danced to a song. And then we made each other laugh somehow,” she continued. “And then we walked arm in arm and went to my dressing room, which was the first thing we went to, and I said, ‘I love you,’ and he said, ‘Love you a lot.’ And then he went off to his And every single day, that’s how we ended the show, arm in arm, I miss that.

The TV personality ended the video by sharing that tWitch’s “memory lives on” after his death by suicide at the age of 40 in December 2022.

“I love him so much. I miss him so much,” she shared. “And it’s a reminder every single day that you just don’t know what people go through, because he was a happy guy, I thought, and I was really close to him. And he never shared that with me.”

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She added: “So it’s sad that he didn’t feel like he could find a way out and say he was struggling. Because we all would have done everything we could to help him. I miss him every single day , but I have wonderful memories of him.”

If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please contact the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by calling 988, texting “STRENGTH” to the crisis text line on 741741 or going to 988lifeline.org.