Allison Holker & Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss Welcome Baby Boy

Baby
“Boss” is here! Allison Holker and Stephen “tWitch” Boss
welcomed their first child together on Easter Sunday, Access Hollywood has confirmed.

The “Dancing
with the Stars” pro and the “Magic Mike XXL” actor announced their
son’s arrival on Tuesday, along with the little one’s name.

According to
a press release from the couple’s rep, Maddox Laurel Boss weighed in at 8 lbs.
15 oz. and measured 22 inches long. 

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“(Maddox’s
birth) was truly an unforgettable moment and we are grateful to everyone that
shared in the experience and made it so monumental. Our family feels
full!” Allison and tWitch said in a statement. 

As reported
on AccessHollywood.com, Allison revealed she
was expecting during a live taping of “DWTS” in October, and joked
with Access afterward that she suspected the baby had already picked
up the dancing gene.

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“The kid’s already, like, training right now!” she laughed.

And the moves didn’t stop there.

Just weeks before giving birth, Allison
shared a sweet Instagram clip of her and tWitch cutting loose on the dance
floor.

“When ur 9 months pregnant … And throw a dance party for your baby shower . I love you @sir_twitch_alot,” the 28-year-old wrote. “We danced our way in to love and still every time we dance I’m reminded of everything I love about you!”

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Allison and tWitch first met as “So You Think You Can Dance” All-Stars in 2010, and married in 2013. They also share Allison’s daughter, Weslie, from a previous relationship, and said the 7-year-old is already “the best big sister” to Maddox. 

“They have already bonded and share a truly beautiful love,” Allison and tWitch’s statement added. 

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