
So You Think You Can Dance Winner's Tragic End
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Joshua Allen, the season four So You Think You Can Dance winner, passed away by suicide at age thirty-six. The Tarrant County Medical Examiners Office ruled his death a suicide due to blunt force injuries. Allen, a Fort Worth, Texas native, built a career beyond the show, starring in films and TV shows. He served jail time for domestic violence in 2017. Friends remember him as a champion and the life of the party. If you or someone close is dealing with mental health challenges, call or text nine eight eight for support around the clock.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — So You Think You Can Dance Winner's Tragic End. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Today is March 20th. Here's what's trending in entertainment. Joshua Allen, the winner of season 4 of So You Think You Can Dance, has had his death officially ruled a suicide. The 36-year-old dancer from Fort Worth, Texas, passed away on September 30th, 2025, 17 years after taking home the title at age 18. The Tarant County Medical Examiner's office listed blunt force injuries as the cause. Family members initially told media outlets he had been hit by a train, then hospitalized, and they asked for privacy and prayers from fans. Friends have poured out their hearts and tributes. On what would have been his 37th birthday last Friday, choreographer Comfort Fedoke shared how they've known each other since they were. 14 and the pain of his loss. Another friend, a manual heard, called him a champion and the life of the party, mentioning he's now with Stephen T. Witchboss, the season 4. Runner up who died by suicide in 2022. Allen built a career beyond the show, starring in Step Up 3D,
the Footloose remake, and an episode of American Horror Story. In 2017, he served one year in County Jail, after pleading no contest to domestic violence charges, along with probation and counseling. His story highlights the silent struggles many face. If you or someone close is dealing with mental health challenges, call or text, 988 for support around the clock.
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