Allison Holker’s NDA prevents TWitch’s family from writing a book about him

tremble‘s family is furious Allison Holker because he had written a book about him… but his widow took steps to ensure that she was the only one who could make money off his name.

TMZ has obtained the NDA. TWitch’s family says Allison made them sign up to attend his funeral, and it’s essentially blocking them financially from doing what she’s doing…which is cashing in on a memoir about their relationship and his death.

Under the NDA, TWitch’s family and others who signed it agreed to hand over proceeds from any interviews, books, articles or programs about him directly into Allison’s pocket… which is a pretty strong deterrent.

TWitch’s family ripped Allison online for going on a media blitz to promote her new book… questioning her claims that TWitch was a drug addict and portraying her as a money-hungry opportunist.

The funeral secrecy agreement was also a source of outrage within the family.

Allison’s eldest daughter, Weslie Fowleris defending the NDA …arguing that it was intended to prevent people from photographing his body. Weslie even said that when tWitch was alive, people who attended certain family events had to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

That may very well be true, but the document also positions Allison as the only one who can benefit from tWitch’s life story… and she has publicly made it clear that 100% of the proceeds from her book sales will go to Move with Kindness . Foundation, which was established in honor of her late husband.

TMZ has obtained an excerpt from Allison’s upcoming book “This Far: My Story of Love, Loss, and Embracing the Light,” in which she explained the reasoning behind the NDA.

Allison says Stephen “tWitch” Boss’ family wanted some people she didn’t know to attend the open casket portion of his funeral… but she cut the number down to 13 people and made it clear there would be no photos or videos would be. are allowed.

She writes… “I couldn’t risk a photo leaking to the press or ending up on social media platforms and becoming the lasting image people would have of him. My kids absolutely couldn’t at some point be like that.” come across a photo. later date.

‘On the advice of my lawyers, I insisted that anyone viewing the open casket sign a confidentiality agreement to protect Stephen’s privacy, a requirement that irritated his family. “If we have to sign non-disclosure agreements,” they said, “then everyone has to do it. Signing NDAs.” ‘No problem,’ I replied.”