On traumatic days of Emilie Kiser since the death of 3-year-old son Trigg
Emilie Kiser Having been working to preserve details about the private death of 3-year-old son Trigg – recently won a temporary victory.
Close to the source of the lawsuit shared with US Weekly Kiser hopes to prevent the release of “the most painful moments of life” to the public. According to the court documents obtained on Tuesday, June 3 usthe judge ruled, “until the determination of the public’s demand for information and privacy”.
Insiders shared that Kiser was not at home at the time of the accident and “should not be forced to relive the consequences through the lens of the virus.”
“Emilie works fully with investigators. The focus here is not on withholding information, but on maintaining the dignity of the child and allowing a sad family to restore space and privacy.”
Insiders noted that “releasing the motivation behind the push is worrying” because the request appears to be driven by monetization and notorious rather than accountability. According to the source, “this is not a valid reason for invading the grief of a family.” ”
“Avid fans and media surrounded Emilie’s house, shot through windows, sent out an active package to contact her family, who had a private phone number and even announced Trigg’s death in the media before confirmation,” the insider shared.
Although Kiser has public profiles as an influential person, the source added that the spotlight “will not deny her privacy rights nor make her son’s death a matter of public consumption.” Insiders noted: “A person with a basic human decent should not be deprived of online.”
Sources shared that Kiser’s personal manifesto was under the seal, “reflecting a profound personalization of her sorrow and trauma to help the court understand her views, not public consumption.”
The investigation into the death of influencer Emilie Kiser’s son, Trigg, ended a month after the pool accident. Chandler, Arizona, confirmed to US Weekly on Sunday, May 18 that Trigg died for three days. “Investigation of surrounding situations […]
“Through public documents by lawyers and courts, the core legal issues remain completely transparent. “In this case, it is a reasonable and compassionate choice to retain a small portion of privacy in public scrutiny.” ”
Chandler, Arizona, Police Department confirms us Trigg died a few days after he fell into a coma in his home backyard pool on May 18. Kiser filed a lawsuit on May 27, demanding that the court block the records related to Trigg’s death.
“Emilie is now experiencing her parents’ worst nightmare. She lost her young son on May 18, 2025, her three-year-old Trigg Chapman Kiser (‘trigg’), after a heartbreaking accidental drowning at her family’s home on May 12, 2025, “the lawsuit is” Republic of Arizona read. “Emilie is trying her best to be there for her surviving son, two-month-old Theodore. But every day is a fight.”
next month, us Confirm that the investigation has been officially closed. Influential man tied up with husband Brady Kiser In 2020, welcome your son Trigg in July 2021.
