Influencer Emilie Kiser Openly Shares Her Guilt Over Tragic Loss of Toddler

Social Media Influencer Emilie Kiser Opens Up About Guilt and Grief After Tragic Loss of 3-Year-Old Son

In a heart-wrenching public statement, social media influencer Emilie Kiser, 26, has revealed her darkest feelings since the tragic death of her three-year-old son Trigg. The little boy fell into a pool on May 12 and was rushed to the hospital, where he sadly passed away eight days later.

Emilie's emotional confession comes in court documents filed with Arizona Superior Court for Maricopa County, which were obtained by People magazine. In the candid statement, Emilie expressed her overwhelming guilt about not being present when Trigg fell into the pool.

"I was not at home when this happened," she tearfully revealed. "I will forever second-guess that decision, among many others." The young mother's admission has sparked a mix of emotions from fans and followers worldwide, who have been following her journey as a social media personality with over 4.1 million TikTok followers and 1.7 million Instagram enthusiasts.

Emilie's statement also touched on the intense scrutiny she and her husband Brady have faced since Trigg's tragic death. The couple has been bombarded by unwanted solicitors, strangers approaching them at their home, and media outlets trying to get a comment from them. In fact, Fox News was accused of announcing Trigg's passing prematurely, before the family had even confirmed the news.

"The story of Trigg's tragic death has been all over the news, social media, and online," Emilie wrote in her court petition. "I am now aware that Trigg's death was announced on social media less than 2 hours after he passed." The young mother expressed her frustration with the way the media has handled the story, feeling that it has only added to their suffering.

Emilie also revealed that she and Brady have been deeply concerned about the release of specific information related to Trigg's death. They had requested that the court seal the records, fearing that the public disclosure would negatively impact their lives. Although they received temporary relief from the court, the deadline has passed, and the documents have since been made public.

The couple's emotional journey was further complicated by the fact that they were being bombarded with requests for interviews and comments on social media. In her statement, Emilie described how strangers would show up at their doorstep, asking to "pray over the house" or offering unwanted advice.

"Cars have parked outside of my house and driven back and forth with cameras out their window waiting for 'views,'" she wrote. "And random packages are being delivered from people whom I do not know." The constant intrusion has taken a toll on Emilie's mental health, leaving her feeling anxious and overwhelmed.

The investigation into Trigg's death revealed that Brady had been watching both sons at home on the day of the incident. He claimed to have lost track of Trigg for around three to five minutes but later admitted that video evidence showed the child was unsupervised in the backyard for over nine minutes, with seven of those minutes spent in the pool.

The Chandler Police Department's report shed more light on the tragic events leading up to Trigg's passing. The investigation concluded that there would be no charges against Brady in connection with his son's death.

As Emilie navigates this difficult time, she has chosen to use her social media platform to raise awareness about the importance of prioritizing family and mental health. On her TikTok account, which boasts over 4 million followers, she shares topics such as parenting, pregnancy, and cooking.

With a net worth estimated in the hundreds of thousands, Emilie's fame and fortune have not shielded her from the harsh realities of grief and guilt. Her candid statement has sparked an outpouring of support from fans worldwide, who are rallying around her and Brady during this devastating time.

Sources:

• People magazine
• TheScholarlyNote.com (formerly Daily Mail)