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Yahoo
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Arizona influencer and Emilie Kiser's friend Avery Woods pays sweet tribute to Trigg
While Arizona-based influencer Emilie Kiser's fans have been flooding the comment sections of her TikTok and Instagram posts with words of comfort, her friend and fellow Arizona influencer Avery Woods is paying tribute in a more subtle way. On May 18, Kiser's 3-year-old son Trigg died after a drowning call in Chandler several days earlier. Woods, a nurse-turned-influencer, has been notably missing from her TikTok and Instagram accounts since the incident. On Monday, June 2, Woods uploaded a get ready with me (GRWM) on TikTok with the caption, "Been awhile since I put makeup on so thought I'd get ready for our anniversary, missed you." In the video, Woods silently goes through the steps of her makeup routine as "Fade Into You" by Mazzy Star plays over the clips. Eagle-eyed fans noticed one of the many necklaces adorning Woods' neck was a circular pendant with the name Trigg engraved in the center. Many of Woods' fans left comments about seeing the "pain in her eyes" and commending her for taking time away from social media and for coming back "respectfully" in the wake of everything. Woods and her family recently sold their Mesa home and bought a house in Calabasas, California. On Tuesday, May 27, Kiser filed a lawsuit in Arizona Superior Court for Maricopa County to keep all records about her son's death out of the public eye. The lawsuit read, "Emilie is trying her best to be there for her surviving son, two-month-old Theodore. But every day is a battle," and "To allow disclosure in these circumstances would be to turn Arizona's Public Records Law into a weapon of emotional harm, rather than a tool of government transparency." 'A friend and supporter': Beloved Phoenix artist suffers severe stroke. You can help Meredith G. White covers entertainment, art and culture for The Arizona Republic and She writes the latest news about video games, television and the best things to do in metro Phoenix. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Avery Woods returns to TikTok with love for Emilie Kiser
Time of India
18 hours ago
- General
- Time of India
Influencer Emilie Kiser's brother deletes cryptic post allegedly about his 3-year-old nephew who passed away: Report
Influencer Emilie Kiser's brother shared a video on his social media as a heartbreaking reminder of how everything changes in a snap, in remembrance of his 3-year-old nephew, Trigg, who passed away. What did Nick Espinosa say in the video? According to US Weekly, Nick Espinosa, in a now-deleted post, stated, 'Life will always throw you a curveball. "One day, everything feels aligned. You're making progress, chasing purpose, moving forward,' he added. The video begins with him driving a car, and an abrupt blackout occurs after a snapping sound. 'Then, just like that, everything changes,' he added. Furthermore, the video shows him sitting on the hood of the car, where his head is in his hands. A few moments later, Nick starts throwing stones into the desert. 'A call you never saw coming. A goodbye you didn't get to say. Don't wait for the world to remind you how fragile this life is. Put the phone down. Go touch grass. Spend time with the people you love. Focus on what truly matters because life doesn't wait,' he further voiced out. When Nick gets back into the car, he urged, 'When you're all out of time and there's nothing left to chase, you realise, it was never about the finish line,' before adding, 'Just the people and the moments that put a smile on your face.' The police department confirmed... Emilie Kiser had introduced her brother in January in her vlog, where she included a pit stop for a cup of coffee with her brother. The Chandler Police Department in Arizona confirmed that Trigg died on May 18. A couple of days earlier, the rumours of Trigg getting pulled unconsciously out of the family's backyard swimming pool made the posts on social media. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Emilie Kiser's brother posts then deletes bizarre video after her son's drowning death
Influencer Emilie Kiser's brother posted then deleted a bizarre video of himself - just weeks after her three-year-old son fatally drowned in Arizona. Over the weekend, Kiser's sibling Nick Espinosa posted a video on Instagram of him appearing to allude to the horrific tragedy, stating that 'life will always throw you a curveball.' Espinosa, who has since made his account private, is the first family member to speak out after little Trigg Kiser tragically died on May 18 - six days after he was found unresponsive in a backyard pool. The influencer's brother, who often posts reflective clips of himself online, was seen getting into a car just before explaining how quickly life can change. 'One day everything feels aligned. You're making progress, chasing purpose, moving forward, then... just like that everything changes,' he narrated as the screen went black. The mommy blogger's brother then showed himself sitting with his head in his hands and staring into the distance. 'A call you never saw coming. A goodbye you didn't get to say. Don't wait for the world to remind you how fragile this life is. 'Put the phone down. Go touch grass. Spend time with the people you love. Focus on what truly matters because life doesn't wait,' he said as he got back in the car. Following the tragic ordeal at the family's pool, a neighbor told that the influencer's house was swarmed with five police cars. Emergency responders arrived and performed life-saving efforts until Trigg was airlifted to Phoenix Children's Hospital for specialized care. Kiser hasn't posted since the tragedy, but her followers have continued to flood her accounts with messages of support and condolences before she turned off her comment sections. Meanwhile, her husband Brady Kiser, Trigg's father, made his accounts private following his death. Just weeks after the horrific news spread, Emilie, who has more than four million followers on TikTok and frequently shares her life as a mother, filed a lawsuit against several agencies. The influencer filed a lawsuit using her maiden name, Henrichsen, last Tuesday against the City of Chandler, Chandler Police Department, Maricopa County, the county's medical examiner's office, and other agencies to permanently block public access to records related to her son's death. The lawsuit said that Kiser was 'going through a parent's worst nightmare right now' and the family 'desperately wanted to grieve in private.' 'Trigg's death has become a media frenzy. Appallingly, 100+ public record requests have been filed with both the City of Chandler and the Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Office,' the lawsuit continued. 'Emilie is trying her best to be there for her surviving son, two-month-old Theodore. But every day is a battle,' the suit said. Kiser's attorneys argued that the records presumably contain 'graphic, distressing, and intimate details' of the toddler's death. They continued that public access to the records 'has no bearing on government accountability.' 'To allow disclosure in these circumstances would be to turn Arizona's Public Records Law into a weapon of emotional harm, rather than a tool of government transparency,' the lawsuit added. The suit said that Kiser or her representation haven't reviewed the police report, security camera footage, scene photos, 911 recording, or autopsy photos. Kiser's lawyers added that the records weren't available to them, and the influencer doesn't intend to ever view the documents. In response to the lawsuit, Jason Berry, the director of communications for Maricopa County, which was named as a defendant, told NBC News: 'When Maricopa County learned the family was pursuing a court order to prevent the release of these records, the Office of the Medical Examiner worked with the family to place a seal on the record.' Just weeks after the horrific news spread, Emilie, who has more than four million followers on TikTok and frequently shares her life as a mother, filed a lawsuit against several agencies in a bid to get public records of Trigg's death permanently blocked Emilie and Brady first became parents in July 2021 when they welcomed their son Trigg. Just over two years later, in September 2024, the couple revealed they were expecting their second child. 'WE GOTTA BABY GROWING,' Kiser captioned a sonogram post. 'We can not wait to add another angel to our family. Whatever you are, we love you so much already.' In March, the Kiser family officially grew by one with the arrival of their second son, Teddy. Emilie announced the joyful news on Instagram, writing: 'We love you so much and our hearts feel like they are going to burst.' She also expressed gratitude for the experience, sharing: 'I am so grateful for a smooth delivery, a healthy baby, and the best husband. Could not have done it without my rock @bradykiser. The love I have for my boys is infinite.'
Yahoo
a day ago
- General
- Yahoo
Emilie Kiser's Brother Breaks His Silence After Death of 3-Year-Old Nephew Trigg with an Emotional Video
Weeks after the death of Emilie Kiser's 3-year-old son Trigg, the influencer's brother Nick Espinosa posted an Instagram video reflecting on "how fragile this life is" The now-unavailable clip — which has been reposted on TikTok — marks the first time any of the grieving family has alluded to Trigg's death on May 18. Local Arizona police confirmed the news to PEOPLE and stated that the toddler died after a drowning accident on May 12 Last week, Kiser filed a lawsuit to keep records about Trigg's death out of public view, according to court documentsWeeks after the death of Emilie Kiser's son Trigg, the influencer's brother posted a meaningful video about life's most unexpected, heartbreaking challenges. This weekend, Nick Espinosa posted a reflective Instagram video alluding to the tragedy, marking the first time any of Kiser's family has addressed the death of her 3-year-old son. Though Espinosa has since made his social media profile private, a recording of the post resurfaced on TikTok. "Emilie Kiser's brother posted a beautiful message on Instagram yesterday," the reposter captioned the video. The clip began with footage of Espinosa getting in his car and casually driving. He began his narration explaining how life can change abrubtly. Related: Influencer Emilie Kiser's 3-Year-Old Son Dies Days After 'Unimaginable' Drowning Incident in Pool The video continued with scenes of Espinosa's car parked by the side of the road. He appeared despondent while leaning against his vehicle with his head in his hands. "A call you never saw coming. A goodbye you didn't get to say," he reflected. The post continued with footage of Espinosa getting back into the car and resuming his drive as his voiceover continued to urge viewers not to "wait for the world to remind you how fragile this life is." Aside from Espinosa's now-unavailable post, the grieving Arizona family has been silent since the toddler's death was confirmed. A spokesperson for the Chandler Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE that Trigg was hospitalized after authorities responded to a drowning call on May 12. The toddler died on May 18, per the statement. Related: Emilie Kiser Reflected on 'Joys of Being a Mother' in One of Final Posts Before 3-Year-Old Son Trigg's Tragic Death On May 27, Kiser — who has 1.7 million Instagram followers — filed a lawsuit to keep records about Trigg's death out of public view, according to court documents. In the filing, Kiser's lawyer said that she and her family "desperately want to grieve in private, but sadly, the public will not let them," adding that Trigg's death "has become a media frenzy." The lawsuit said 100 public record requests have been filed with the City of Chandler and the Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Office for access to public records related to Trigg Kiser's death. Related: Influencer Emilie Kiser Files Lawsuit to Keep Records About 3-Year-Old Son Trigg's Death Private "The records requested presumably reveal graphic, distressing, and intimate details of Trigg's death that have no bearing on government accountability," the filing stated, suggesting "allowing disclosure" would be to turn Arizona's Public Records Law into "a weapon of emotional harm." The court documents continued, "Emilie is trying her best to be there for her surviving son, two-month-old Theodore. But every day is a battle." Read the original article on People
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Influencer Emilie Kiser files lawsuit to shield the public from 'graphic' details of three-year-old son's drowning
Social media influencer Emilie Kiser, 26, has filed a lawsuit against multiple agencies in Arizona to block the details of her three-year-old son's death from the public. Kiser's son died on May 18 six days after he was found unresponsive in a backyard pool in Arizona, according to Chandler Police Department. Kiser is a popular mommy blogger with four million followers on TikTok and frequently shares her life as a mother on the platform. The influencer filed a lawsuit using her maiden name, Henrichsen, on Tuesday against the City of Chandler, Chandler Police Department, Maricopa County, the county's medical examiner's office, and other agencies to permanently block public access to records related to her son, Trigg's, death. The lawsuit said that Kiser was 'going through a parent's worst nightmare right now' and the family 'desperately wanted to grieve in private.' 'Trigg's death has become a media frenzy. Appallingly, 100+ public record requests have been filed with both the City of Chandler and the Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Office,' the lawsuit continued. 'Emilie is trying her best to be there for her surviving son, two-month-old Theodore. But every day is a battle,' the suit said. Kiser's attorneys argued that the records presumably contain 'graphic, distressing, and intimate details' of the toddler's death. They continued that public access to the records 'has no bearing on government accountability.' 'To allow disclosure in these circumstances would be to turn Arizona's Public Records Law into a weapon of emotional harm, rather than a tool of government transparency,' the lawsuit added. The suit said that Kiser or her representation haven't reviewed the police report, security camera footage, scene photos, 911 recording, or autopsy photos. Kiser's lawyers added that the records weren't available to them, and the influencer doesn't intend to ever view the documents. In response to the lawsuit, Jason Berry, the director of communications for Maricopa County, which was named as a defendant, told NBC News, 'When Maricopa County learned the family was pursuing a court order to prevent the release of these records, the Office of the Medical Examiner worked with the family to place a seal on the record.' Kiser's son, Trigg, died on May 18 after a drowning incident at the family's home on May 12. A neighbor told at the time that the influencer's house was swarmed with five police cars after the incident. Emergency responders arrived and performed life-saving efforts until Trigg was airlifted to Phoenix Children's Hospital for specialized care. Kiser hasn't posted since the tragedy, but her followers flooded her accounts with messages of support and condolences before she turned off her comment sections. The Arizona influencer and her husband, Brady, became parents to Trigg in July 2021. The couple revealed they were having another child in September 2024, posting a photo of Kiser's sonogram with the caption, 'WE GOTTA BABY GROWING.' 'We can not wait to add another angel to our family. Whatever you are, we love you so much already.' In March, the family announced the arrival of their second son, Teddy, writing on Instagram, 'We love you so much and our hearts feel like they are going to burst.'
