Influencer Emilie Kiser Reflecting the death of her and her husband Brady KiserIn a public declaration starting in May, his 3-year-old son, Trigg.
Emilie called the drowning incident “the most severe and exciting event I’ve ever experienced” and begged the Maricopa County Arizona Superior Court. (Emilie was granted temporary confidentiality as declared by her and asked her to require privacy as evidence for court review.)
In the obtained file US WeeklyEmilie said she and Brady were “very concerned with the release of specific information and our ability to even begin to recover” From a fatal event.
“I’m not at home when this happens,” she said. “I’ll always guess this decision, and many other decisions.”
Close to sources of litigation previously shared with us Emilie was not at home at the time of the accident. Meanwhile, Brady takes care of Trigg and her newborn son Teddy in the house. Brady initially said he could not see Trigg for 3 to 5 minutes, while the Chandler Police Department editor reported that the eldest son was “in the backyard, unsupervised for more than 9 minutes and in the water for about 7 minutes.”
In May, Emilie (who has accumulated over 4 million Tiktok followers) reflected on her social media the role of Trigg after his death.
“Given my role as a social media person and many ‘followers’ characters on many social media platforms, our love for children has been shared and expressed globally,” Emily said. “As part of my career, anything we have not shared has portrayed or intended to portray deep love within the family.
Emilie claims that posting details about Trigg’s death could mean strangers with “pathological motivation” will be able to access videos or information related to the incident.
Influential Emilie Kiser won a legal victory after the death of her and her 3-year-old son Trigg, the 3-year-old son of her husband Brady Kiser. Us Weekly confirmed on Friday, August 8 that Emilie successfully deleted two pages of a 55-page police report about her son’s drowning, including “heart-wrenching details” of Trigg’s death, according to sources. (Emilie originally mentioned […]
“The story of Trigg’s tragic death is all over the news, social media and online. I now know that Trigg’s death was announced on social media less than 2 hours after he passed. In fact, Fox News misrepresented his death immediately after the event,” she said, noting that the helicopter was around her home and recorded his footsteps.
She continued: “The media came to my front door to comment. The unknown came to my house and asked for ‘Pray for the house’. The car parked the car outside my house and drove back and forth on the camera outside the window, waiting for the “view”. And was passing random packages from people I didn’t know.”
Emilie claims that one day, son Son Teddy “handled” might become “very difficult”.
“Knowing that a huge devastating personal information can be placed on the internet that will last forever will bother me, wondering if Teddy pushed it toward him through her own curiosity or another person, had to live his own horror in some uncertain future date,” Emilie concluded. ”
New details continue to appear after the death of influencer Emilie Kiser and her 3-year-old son Trigg, the 3-year-old son of influencer Brady Kiser. Trigg fell into a coma from the Arizona home backyard pool on May 12, 2025, while dad Brady and brother Teddy were at home. (Emilie and Brady get married in 2020, welcome Teddy […]
back Review of the evidence, The Chandler Police Department shared in July that investigators recommended “a 4th-degree felony charge of child abuse by Brady Kiser.” Later that month, Maricopa County Attorney’s Office Refusing to pursue charges Oppose him because there is no possibility of faith.
Brady’s lawyer Flynn Carey The family shared that the company “thanks to law enforcement and county prosecutors” because they realized Trig’s death was a “tragic accident.”
“Brady is still in the sad process and is happy to recover with her family,” Carey shared. “We appreciate the compassion and support we showed during this difficult time.”
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