Emilie Kiser

[ThickEar]

It’s a very odd world indeed. I know they make a tonne of money but honestly it doesn’t seem worth it for what you have to give up (namely, your and your family’s privacy, and being judged by millions). I’d rather work for the man for a pittance and only be judged by my boss.

I think AW is damned if she does and damned if she doesn’t, so I guess may as well make some coin.

Weird I’d never heard of any of these people 2 weeks ago.

 

[KnickKnackPaddyWhack]

I find the whole thing so strange that AW comes back wearing a necklace and basically advertising all these brands with melancholic music . Influencers are a strange thing. She's gained so many followers and the engagement is 30'000% more than usual

And of course the video is longer than a minute. Gotta keep grabbing that cash.

 

[Wildflower18]

Avery's got to go back to work and earn money sometime, I guess!? Brought a tear to my eye seeing her Trigg pendant, though. Made his death very real.

I haven't been able to stop thinking about that poor family and what they must be going through. Such a horrible way to die, and knowing it could have been prevented will surely haunt the parents forever. Trigg was in swimming lessons and had done a survival course too, I believe. He was almost 4. Perhaps they'd also taught him not to go into the pool without their supervision. I think the parents were incredibly naive to think these measures would be enough, and presumably this is why they seemed so lax about pool safety (encouraging Trigg to open the back doors himself, not always covering the pool when not in use, etc.). It seems they became complacent - got too comfortable with their son being around the pool and thought this wouldn't happen to him.

Even if a 3-year-old knows basic survival skills, they'd likely panic if they fell into water fully clothed, or would only be able to float or tread water for so long before becoming helpless. My heart truly aches for them. It's clear to see how much they adored that sweet little boy. We don't know the details yet, but however accidental it may have been, the reality is that you can't escape responsibility as a parent. It's wild to think you can rely on there being no human error around water - you cannot supervise your kids for every single second when you're at home, and a tragedy like this can happen in just that - seconds. You would think it's common sense to have multiple layers of safety in place with a pool around a small child, including a self-locking pool fence and a pool cover when not in use, as well as alarms on the back doors. I know I would be extremely paranoid if I had an accessible pool in our garden and would definitely want more in place so I didn't have to survey the goddamn thing 24/7. I am sure they know all too well now what measures they should have had in place to prevent this tragedy.

I genuinely hope they have a life of healing.

 

[Spider12]

I saw an old TikTok come up on my for you page, that shows her on a boat and it says death doesn’t scare me but large bodies of water does. It’s so unbelievably sad that’s how her sweet little boy was taken I am from the UK and knew of Avery but had never heard of Emile before this, I hate this is how I know of her now. Her family seem lovely and they seem close and she has her other beautiful boy so I’m praying that this gives her enough strength to get her through these dark times. Not that she will ever get over this horrific loss

 

[Kjbsjb]

I don’t know how true it is but I’ve seen on TikTok that apparently emilie has been hospitalised, she’s not eating, or talking ect …saying she’s got broken heart syndrome. I can only imagine how horrific this time is for them. I honestly couldn’t imagine my life without my children, losing any of them would kill me,I don’t know how she would ever go on. He was clearly so loved & such a gorgeous boy. My heart breaks for them

 

[ahtisyourself]

That’s desperately sad if so. I can’t imagine the haunting feeling that would torment every living breath after such a tragedy.

 

[Wildflower18]

Honestly I wish we could all go back in time just for them. So unbearably sad.

 

[Instafamousssss]

I don’t know how true it is but I’ve seen on TikTok that apparently emilie has been hospitalised, she’s not eating, or talking ect …saying she’s got broken heart syndrome. I can only imagine how horrific this time is for them. I honestly couldn’t imagine my life without my children, losing any of them would kill me,I don’t know how she would ever go on. He was clearly so loved & such a gorgeous boy. My heart breaks for them

This is heart breaking. I really hope someone can help her, but the only thing that she will want is her son back and constantly trying to battle with that in her head that he isn’t must be horrific. ‍🩹
Who are these people posting updates on the family when they clearly know nothing for definite? It really is sickening how many people think making videos about this is ok. And referring to it as an ‘incident’ - it’s not an incident. it’s a tragic horrific painful accident that will change that family forever!

 

[Rippedjeanmaybe]

I think losing a child must be the worst thing that could ever happen to someone but I think losing a child in circumstances that could have been prevented would be even worse.

 

[ThickEar]

I think losing a child must be the worst thing that could ever happen to someone but I think losing a child in circumstances that could have been prevented would be even worse.

This. You must just torture yourself with the what ifs, all the small turns of choice and fate that led up to what happened.

 

[Upintheair83]

I can't imagine how it must be behind closed doors for them. The sense of loss, dread and grief must be so intense. I can't imagine how any mother goes on without her child. And Emilie is so vibrant, fun and full of life- she must be thinking she will never smile again
What hurts even more is that she's got a beautiful baby boy that needs her, and she needs him. But how can you enjoy a newborn in the depths of grief? How can you celebrate when he smiles? And as he grows how can you celebrate when he takes his first steps knowing his big brother isn't there? Maybe he will look like Trigg and at times that will take theor breath away? Or they go to shout his name and Trigg comes out?....all these things, all these milestones. The birthdays, the Christmas's, the celebrations will all seem so empty. Its so crazy because her life was literally perfect, she had got all she wanted and was doing so well financially and now none of the material things will ever matter again and it's such a valuable lesson for us all.
I think it's awful that some people are trolling her with nasty comments, she will likely torture herself for the rest of her life with the 'what ifs', isn't the loss of a child the ultimate price she's paid? She knows the pool could have been safer, without people pointing it out. And it won't just be that she will torture herself with, it will be the what if I never went out? What if we hired a nanny to help? What if I never got pregnant etc. All these things she will wonder and she will hate herself for it. I can't imagine how she will ever be the same again. But I hope she also gains strength and love from that little baby in her arms, who needs her more than ever. I hope she can start to heal and that her family stay together and stay strong together.
The whole thing is so shocking and unbearable to think about it, praying for her. Xxx

 

[storminaDcup]

I can't imagine how it must be behind closed doors for them. The sense of loss, dread and grief must be so intense. I can't imagine how any mother goes on without her child. And Emilie is so vibrant, fun and full of life- she must be thinking she will never smile again
What hurts even more is that she's got a beautiful baby boy that needs her, and she needs him. But how can you enjoy a newborn in the depths of grief? How can you celebrate when he smiles? And as he grows how can you celebrate when he takes his first steps knowing his big brother isn't there? Maybe he will look like Trigg and at times that will take theor breath away? Or they go to shout his name and Trigg comes out?....all these things, all these milestones. The birthdays, the Christmas's, the celebrations will all seem so empty. Its so crazy because her life was literally perfect, she had got all she wanted and was doing so well financially and now none of the material things will ever matter again and it's such a valuable lesson for us all.
I think it's awful that some people are trolling her with nasty comments, she will likely torture herself for the rest of her life with the 'what ifs', isn't the loss of a child the ultimate price she's paid? She knows the pool could have been safer, without people pointing it out. And it won't just be that she will torture herself with, it will be the what if I never went out? What if we hired a nanny to help? What if I never got pregnant etc. All these things she will wonder and she will hate herself for it. I can't imagine how she will ever be the same again. But I hope she also gains strength and love from that little baby in her arms, who needs her more than ever. I hope she can start to heal and that her family stay together and stay strong together.
The whole thing is so shocking and unbearable to think about it, praying for her. Xxx

your post just made me cry it upsets me that the baby will never know his big brother or his parents before the biggest loss of their life. I wish I could back in time for them

 

[whoareyouu]

I can't imagine how it must be behind closed doors for them. The sense of loss, dread and grief must be so intense. I can't imagine how any mother goes on without her child. And Emilie is so vibrant, fun and full of life- she must be thinking she will never smile again
What hurts even more is that she's got a beautiful baby boy that needs her, and she needs him. But how can you enjoy a newborn in the depths of grief? How can you celebrate when he smiles? And as he grows how can you celebrate when he takes his first steps knowing his big brother isn't there? Maybe he will look like Trigg and at times that will take theor breath away? Or they go to shout his name and Trigg comes out?....all these things, all these milestones. The birthdays, the Christmas's, the celebrations will all seem so empty. Its so crazy because her life was literally perfect, she had got all she wanted and was doing so well financially and now none of the material things will ever matter again and it's such a valuable lesson for us all.
I think it's awful that some people are trolling her with nasty comments, she will likely torture herself for the rest of her life with the 'what ifs', isn't the loss of a child the ultimate price she's paid? She knows the pool could have been safer, without people pointing it out. And it won't just be that she will torture herself with, it will be the what if I never went out? What if we hired a nanny to help? What if I never got pregnant etc. All these things she will wonder and she will hate herself for it. I can't imagine how she will ever be the same again. But I hope she also gains strength and love from that little baby in her arms, who needs her more than ever. I hope she can start to heal and that her family stay together and stay strong together.
The whole thing is so shocking and unbearable to think about it, praying for her. Xxx

Such a beautiful and sad post. Nothing can be as bad as what they’re going through. Nothing at all.

 

[Beckz1205]

It’s coming up to what would have been his 4th birthday soon too

 

[lockitdown233]

This thread and this situation breaks my heart. I haven't had a day that I haven't thought of Emilie since this happened. When one mother cries, we all cry. I know this might sound mad but I actually went to a baby first aid class tonight to learn CPR because of what happened to Trigg. Emilie and Brady loved that little man with all of their hearts, and I believe that everything would have been done to save him, and I just thought I should at least try and make sure that if I or anyone I know is ever in that situation, I'd like to have some idea of what to do. I thought of little Trigg and my own boy the whole time

 

[Mollydog]

I can’t stop thinking about it, and that last video on TikTok on the day it happened, it’s unimaginable. He actually looks like my son in that post and it makes me ache

 

[Beautiful-Vagina heart]

I can’t stop thinking about it, and that last video on TikTok on the day it happened, it’s unimaginable. He actually looks like my son in that post and it makes me ache

Agree i have a little boy the same age, my heart is so heavy for them, I feel physically sick.

 

[KYLIE]

Their lack of pool safety was astounding, especially considering they live in an area where there is a lot of outreach about the safety needed with kids around pools. I guess it's just another case of people thinking that these freak events won't happen to them.

I just don't get it, they spent months customising every inch of the house before moving in and even had fences around their bleeping furniture to stop the dogs going on it but somehow nothing around the pool? She said ages ago that they were going to get a fence. They did have a net but as we see in her videos it was barely ever on. It's such a colossal failure.

The records should not and likely will not be sealed, it sets a dangerous precedent if a millionaire can twist the system to their own benefit.

If you look at the Arizona Department of Child Safety site, they have a public list of children who have passed away from drowning & every parent was investigated for neglect. The state has a responsibility to investigate and then publish its findings publicly. They might seal body cam footage, but that's also a gray area as FOI requests for things like body cam footage are a tool used by the public to ensure that police and other public services are being held accountable where needed - body cam footage has saved cops from accusations of murder and more and equally it's helped to condemn them when needed.

She chose to make her life a spectacle and profit from exposing her son to parasocial weirdos online from birth. When freak crimes/accidents happen, there is often a huge surge in interest. It happens with every single case and this interest was hugely driven by the fact that she vlogged every waking moment of that little boy's life on Tiktok so people instantly went to go and see who they were. In a regular family, this wouldn't happen.

RIP to that sweet boy.

 

[ahtisyourself]

I saw that video on TikTok saying Emilie has been hospitalised and it seems it’s AI so not sure how factual it is. A lot of people in the comments saying it’s not true, that she has been seen at home.

 

[Wind Fish]

I saw this person sad facing for content and views. It's really wrong all the commoditisation of the children since they were born and now the tragedy of his death.