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Tragedy in Arizona: Influencer Emilie Kiser loses son after pool accident
Emilie Kiser mourns the loss of her son Trigg, who died after a swimming accident in Arizona. Investigations are ongoing.
Tragedy in Arizona: Influencer Emilie Kiser loses son after pool accident
Emilie Kiser, a well-known American "momfluencer", is in shock after her three-year-old son Trigg died in a swimming accident in Chandler, Arizona on May 12, 2025. The incident occurred around 7 p.m. when police were called to a 911 call about a child drowning. Trigg was found unresponsive in the pool and emergency responders immediately performed CPR before he was taken to Phoenix Children's Hospital. Despite doctors' best efforts, Trigg died on May 18, 2025, six days after the accident. In her grief over the loss of her son, Emilie is supported by many of her followers on social media, who express their condolences in comments and their own posts.
The investigation into the exact cause of the swimming accident is still ongoing and police have not yet released any further details. The Chandler Police Department also expressed condolences to the child's family and loved ones. Emilie Kiser, who has over 3.6 million followers on TikTok and 1.3 million subscribers on Instagram, most recently documented her everyday life with her son and family, including the birth of her second son Theodore in March 2025. She is known for her content that appeals to young parents and gives them tips for family life.
Mourning for Trigg
The community surrounding Emilie Kiser has expressed a wave of sadness on social networks. Her posts, which convey closeness, honesty and authenticity, have created a strong bond with her followers. However, following the tragedy, their social media channels have gone silent, reflecting the depth of shock and grief the family is experiencing.
The discussion about children's safety in public and on social media has also highlighted the risks associated with children's childhood on social media. Experts warn that the pressure to produce content can potentially lead to dangerous situations. Family influencers have come under fire because their children are often part of their online content, which could potentially endanger children's well-being. This topic is taken up in an article by Spiegel and raises fundamental questions about the responsibility of parents in the digital world.
As the fight to uncover the circumstances of the tragic accident continues, Emilie Kiser remains faithful to the loss of her son Trigg and seeks solace in the memory of the moments they shared. The support of her many followers shows how important community is in difficult times.