Guzman also opened up about his own complicated feelings about calling tWitch a friend.
The dancerdied by suicidein December 2022.
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“Thank you, Twitch!”
Ryan Guzman; tWitch.Paul Archuleta/Getty; Araya Doheny/FilmMagic
Guzman wrote alongside the video.
“You changed my life without getting the proper feedback from me.
Now, I aim to connect deep with those I love.
Showing all my sides and not just the bright ones.
I wouldn’t have made that leap without you.
“Quick confession,” he continued.
“SinceStep Up, I’ve been so afraid to dance.
He credits his relationship with tWitch for making him dance again.
“Laugh at yourself.
But most of all, be vulnerable and feel the music.
God bless you, brother.”
He recentlytold Entertainment Weeklythat he hopes to continue to see growth for his character on season 7.
“So how that plays into this present moment is a balancing act.
Maybe he can dance it out.
