Stephen ‘Twitch’ Boss’ widow Allison Holker and their three children were pictured Tuesday evening in Los Angeles at the premiere of Spider-Man: Across The Universe.

Holker, 35, and her three kids – Weslie, 15, Maddox, six, and Zaia, three – were pictured on the red carpet at the Regency Village Theatre for the screening of the anticipated summer blockbuster.

The outing came less than six months after Twitch was found dead on December 13, 2022 via a self-inflicted gunshot to the head in a Los Angeles hotel room, which authorities deemed a suicide.

The So You Think You Can Dance personality donned a stylish denim ensemble of a long-sleeved button-up top and long skirt with buttoned tassels.

The mom-of-three had her locks neatly slicked back and wore hoop earrings with white heels, toting a white crescent bag to the event.

Out and about: Stephen ‘Twitch’ Boss’ widow Allison Holker, 35, and their three children- Weslie, 15, Maddox, six, and Zaia, three – were pictured Tuesday evening in Los Angeles at the premiere of Spider-Man: Across The Universe

Weslie was clad in a black pinstriped suit with a black tank top, and multiple necklaces and hoop earrings with her wavy blonde locks perfectly styled on the evening. She wore white sneakers to round out her ensemble. 

Maddox donned a red track suit to the film screening, while Zaia was clad in a black jacket with white hearts with a red dress. Both kids wore matching black and white Nike sneakers to the movie premiere. 

Other celebs in attendance at the screening included Issa Rae, Hailee Steinfeld, Offset, Seth Green, Christina Milian, Daniel Kaluuya, Brian Tyree Henry, Blac Chyna and Robin Thicke. 

The family earlier this month made their first appearance on the red carpet since Twitch’s tragic suicide, when Holker and her eldest child were at the NAMI WLA Mental Health Gala at the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles in conjunction with Mental Health Awareness Month.

The mom and daughter were honored with the Heart Of A Champion Award at the event in honor of the late DJ-dancer, who was also an executive producer on Ellen. 

A tribute clip was played in his memory. 

In accepting the honors, Holker thanked dance colleagues Derek Hough and Jenna Dewan ‘for coming out and helping to present this award for our family and our beloved Stephen.’

She added: ‘I call him Stephen, you call him Stephen and tWitch, and we love him for being both.’

The outing came less than six months after Twitch was found dead on December 13, 2022 via a self-inflicted gunshot to the head in a Los Angeles hotel room, which authorities deemed a suicide. Pictured in June of 2022

Holker and her three kids were pictured on the red carpet at the Regency Village Theatre for the screening of the anticipated summer blockbuster 

The So You Think You Can Dance personality donned a stylish denim ensemble of a long-sleeved button-up top and long skirt with buttoned tassels 

The mom-of-three had her locks neatly slicked back and wore hoop earrings with white heels, toting a white crescent bag to the event

Holker and her family were honored with the Heart Of A Champion Award at an event earlier this month in honor of the late DJ-dancer 

Holker said of the family dynamics amid the difficult time, ‘We’re coping together, and that requires trust and being really vulnerable’

Holker said family members have been supportive of one another amid the tough times: ‘We want to be okay – and we are okay – but it’s taking a lot of work together’

Holker has recently opened up on dealing with the family tragedy, telling People earlier this month about the lessons she’s sought to impart on her children.

‘I’m trying to teach them – and myself – that if you’re angry or sad, it doesn’t mean you’re a bad person,’ Holker told the outlet. ‘We’re coping together, and that requires trust and being really vulnerable.’

She continued: ‘We lean on each other a lot for support because every single day is a new emotion. And honestly, not even day by day. It’s moment by moment.

‘You never know when something is going to trigger a memory or thought and make you go into your head a little bit, so we make sure to communicate that with each other.’

She said family members have been supportive of one another amid the tough times.

‘We want to be okay – and we are okay – but it’s taking a lot of work together,’ Holker said.

If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please contact the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988, text ‘STRENGTH’ to the Crisis Text Line at 741741 or go to 988lifeline.org.