Allison Holker is celebrating another milestone moment for her daughter Weslie.
“Weslie is officially a freshman at the University of Oregon! 🦆💚,” Holker, 38, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, September 26, alongside photos of the proud mom dropping her daughter off at college. “Watching her step into this next chapter is such a mix of excitement, pride, and all the emotions. I couldn’t be more excited for the journey ahead — new experiences, new friendships, big dreams, and so many memories to be made.”
She continued, “Go make it yours, @weslie.renae. We are SO proud of you and can’t wait to watch you thrive! 🥹💚💛.”
Alongside the message, Holker shared several snaps in Weslie’s dorm room and pics of the mother-daughter duo walking around campus. In one image, Holker posed for a mirror selfie with Weslie while inside Oregon’s merch store.
Holker welcomed Weslie with an ex-fiancé in 2008. Weslie was later adopted by Stephen “tWitch” Boss, whom Holker tied the knot with in 2013. The pair went on to welcome son Maddox in 2016 and daughter Zaia in 2019 before Boss’ death in 2022. (Boss died by suicide at the age of 40.)
The former Dancing With the Stars pro has since pursued a romance with Adam Edmunds, whom she announced her engagement to in February.
“We’re ENGAGED! It was the most romantic night of my life!” Holker wrote via Instagram, in part. “I am so in love with you Adam. Baby, I am forever grateful for you and the impact you have had in my life and my kids lives. I am a better person because of you. You helped me find me again and showed me how to love. Every morning I wake up I feel safe knowing you are. My person at my side. You and your kids coming into our lives has been the biggest blessing.”
Ahead of their engagement, Holker opened up about the process of finding love again after loss.
“I never knew that I could have this again,” Holker exclusively told Us in 2024. “I actually feel like I found such a great love and support system from someone.”
She continued, “We understand each other and we’re so supportive of each other. He’s just someone that stepped into my life, and it’s been so beautiful and lovely.”
Weslie, for her part, shared that she’s happy to see her mom “go through her own journey” while honoring her grieving.
“It’s nice to see you taking your own steps,” Weslie told Holker during a joint interview with Us, “and like allowing us to, like, watch you and you go through your own thing.”
