Channing Tatum has 'no words' to express his grief after the death of Stephen 'tWitch' Boss
dailymail.co.ukChanning Tatum is sharing his grief over the sudden and tragic death of Stephen 'tWitch' Boss at the age of 40.The actor - who was both a friend and colleague of tWitch - took to his Instagram page and shared a heartbreaking tribute, alongside a throwback snap of the pair shirtless on what appeared to be the set of Magic Mike XXL (2015).Boss (born Stephen Laurel Boss) played the role of Malik, the rival of Tatum's title character Michael 'Magic Mike' Lane, in the comedy-drama film that went on to become a box office hit.
At a loss for words: Channing Tatum, 42, took to Instagram and found it hard to find the right words when he shared a heartbreaking tribute to Stephen 'tWitch' Boss, one day after his death by suicide'I have no words.
There aren't any,' Tatum, 42, began in an Instagram post on Wednesday.Still struggling to find the right words to share, the fellow Alabama native continued: 'My head or heart can not understand this.
There is just so much… i don't know where to begin. I love you. I'll see you again my friend. Until then.' The popular DJ and guest host on The Ellen DeGeneres Show died from a self-inflicted gunshot to the head inside a motel room in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
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