Emilie Kiser revealed how her family’s relationship with her husband, Brady Kiser, changed after he was home when the couple’s son Tripp drowned earlier this year.
Emilie, 26, and Brady, 28, spent Christmas with Emilie’s family, which she documented via TikTok. In response to the upload, Emilie, who also shares 9-month-old son Teddy with Brady, received a question that read, “How does your family deal with your husband? Are they polite? Are they angry? What are their feelings? They probably don’t even show their feelings.”
Emilie replied, “My entire family loves him so much. If anything their unwavering love for him and Trigg, is something that has helped us so much to come together as a family.”
News broke in May that Emilie and Brady’s eldest son, Trigg, died after he was found unconscious in the family’s Arizona home pool. While authorities submitted a criminal charge recommendation for Brady, who was at their house with both sons when the fatal incident occurred, no charges were ever filed.
In a statement shared by the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, they confirmed there was “no likelihood of conviction.” Weeks later, Brady’s attorney publicly thanked officials in July for a thorough investigation and referred to the case as “a tragic accident.”
Following a lengthy social media hiatus, Emilie broke her silence about the incident in August.
“Loss of this magnitude feels impossible to put into words,” Kiser wrote via Instagram. “I’ve spent days, weeks, months trying to find them and also take the time I’ve needed to digest the loss of my baby.”
She continued: “Trigg is our baby and our best friend. The light and spirit he brought into this world was bright, pure, joyful and undeniable. We miss him every second of every day and continuing forward often feels unbearable. I never thought we would experience grief in this way or the pain of losing him so suddenly.”
Emilie noted that “no family should ever have to endure” the “pain, heartache and void” they have experienced.
Emilie and Brady Kiser with son Trigg Courtesy of Emilie Kiser/Instagram
“I take full accountability as Trigg’s mother, and I know I should have done more to protect him,” she wrote. “One of the hardest lessons I carry is that a permanent pool fence could have saved his life, and it’s something I will never overlook again. I hope amidst this pain, Trigg’s story will help prevent other children and families from suffering the same loss.”
Kiser thanked their family for their “unconditional love” and to her audience for the “kind messages.”
Social media influencer Emilie Kiser is mourning the death of her 3-year-old son, Trigg, who died after being found unconscious in a pool last week. The Chandler, Arizona, Police Department confirmed to Us Weekly on Sunday, May 18, that the toddler died “earlier this afternoon.” He was pulled out of a backyard pool on the […]
“The only way through grief is to keep going minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day and every moment since that day I’ve done my best to keep picking myself up,” she added. “When I started on social media in 2021 as a new mom, my goal was to connect with other moms and find a community. I have found that and so much more through all of you. I found a community, a hobby I love and a job I am so grateful for.”
She concluded: “I have always been my authentic self on social media and tried my best to share my everyday life honestly, while also being mindful of what I didn’t choose to share. I now have seen through this tragedy how relationships online lack boundaries, especially in protecting children’s privacy. Moving forward, I will be establishing more boundaries with what I share online.”
Earlier this month, Emilie posted the first footage featuring Brady after primarily keeping him out of her posts. A source exclusively told Us Weekly that Emilie and Brady “have been thoughtfully working on their relationship” for “a number of months.”
“They have gone through the worst tragedy you could ever experience as parents and they are doing their best to come together as a family,” the insider shared. “This holiday season is so important to bring a sense of normal for their family. And they’re still keeping things private as they work to be the best parents they can to Teddy.”
