What helped Emilie Kiser find support after her son Trigg’s death?

Emilie Kiser and family (Image via Instagram/@emiliekiser)
Emilie Kiser and family (Image via Instagram/@emiliekiser)

Emilie Kiser recently expressed gratitude to her fans and everyone who supported her during the difficult time following her son’s passing.

Kiser’s three-year-old son, Trigg, passed away in the hospital on Thursday, May 18, 2025, days after a drowning incident that left him unconscious in a backyard pool. Months later, the influencer is opened up about feeling grateful.

Emilie wrote on her Instagram story about finding strength and comfort from the comments and stories on her page.

“I just wanted to say thank you from the bottom of my heart for the love and support on my most recent post. I have been truly blown away by the love, comfort, and support.”

In the lengthy post, she appreciated those who shared their stories and experiences.

“I appreciate so many of you sharing your similar experiences and your own stories of how you have dealt with grief and loss.”

She continued:

“The internet can be such a dark place, and in moments like this, I am reminded how much good there can be in the support and community that we can all give each other. If anyone who follows me or reads this is dealing with loss, I just want to say that I am here for you and I hope you are getting the love and support you need,” she added.

Emilie Kiser posts her first content since Trigg’s death

In addition to sending her appreciation and love to her supporters, Emilie Kiser posted her first Instagram content since May. In the video, the influencer opened up about finding therapy in her interactions with her followers. She added that it would be challenging to open up about her loss and grief; however, she would try her best.

In the Instagram video, Emilie said she wouldn't pretend everything was “fine and dandy.” As she resumed content creation, she didn't want to misrepresent her emotions. At the same time, she was unsure about how things would go from here.

“I miss talking to you guys, but I don’t know what that’s going to fully look like,” she added.

Emilie Kiser opened up about not wanting to break down on social media, adding that people shouldn't expect her to share every detail about her loss and grief. She advised anyone in a similar situation to feel free to express their grief. She promised to be there and understand their feelings.

Emilie Kiser proceeded to clean up her home and prepare for the week ahead:

“I have some time right now. So, we are going to reset this house for the week ahead. I’m excited to do so. It always feels good going into the week with a clean home. Let's go and clean together, and if you want to watch me clean, then keep watching.”

Emilie Kiser and Brady Kiser married in 2019. They welcomed their first child, Triggs, in July 2021. In March 2025, Emilie welcomed her second son, Theodore.


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Edited by Sarah Nazamuddin Harniswala