Ember Shares Tragic Loss: influencer Emilie Kiser Mourns Three-Year-Old Son's Drowning Death

The toddler, who is three years old, is the offspring of a TikTok influencer has died after falling into a family swimming pool in Arizona, authorities have announced.

Trigg Chapman Kiser, the child of popular TikTok creator Emilie Kiser, passed away at the hospital due to injuries following an incident where he was retrieved from the back yard swimming pool on May 12. The fire department in Chandler City reported this information.

Police arrived at the home, around 25 miles south of downtown Phoenix, last Monday evening after receiving reports of a possible drowning.

Upon their arrival at the location, the officers started performing CPR until the paramedics showed up.

The child was quickly taken to the close-by Chandler Regional Hospital in serious condition, after which he was airlifted to Phoenix Children’s Hospital because of the severity of his wounds.

Yet, six days following the incident, authorities stated that Trigg yielded to his injuries and passed away on Sunday afternoon.

His mom boasts 3.3 million followers on TikTok. A lot of her uploads chronicle her experiences as a parent.

Documents from the Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed the child’s death , but they haven't published a report yet.

Trigg has appeared in multiple videos on his mother's TikTok channel, alongside her spouse, Brady Kiser, who she tied the knot with in 2020. This was confirmed through pictures posted on Instagram back then.

"The heartfelt sympathies of our thoughts go out to the child's family and close relatives during this indescribable period," stated the Chandler Police.

The inquiry into the events around this occurrence continues unabated. The investigation stays open.

Due to consideration for the family's private life, we won’t disclose further information till the inquiry concludes.

The latest video she has posted features her newborn son Teddy, who arrived in late March.

"There aren't any words to capture the moment of finally meeting Teddy and thoroughly examining every aspect of him and how perfect he is," the 26-year-old commented on the TikTok video posted on March 27.

"I'd go through it all again just for the instant when Brady held up our baby and introduced him to us. Stay tuned; we've been savoring every single second as a FAMILY of FOUR," she concluded.

In a Mother's Day message from last year, Kiser expressed that becoming a mother is "the most amazing part" of her life and that she feels incredibly fortunate to be raising her kids.

She hasn’t come forward with any comments or updates regarding this on TikTok.

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