Emilie Kiser’s influencer friend shares touching tribute to her late son after drowning

Two weeks after Emilie Kiser’s son tragically passed away, her friend Avery Woods has returned to social media and shared a heartbreaking tribute.

Three-year-old Trigg died in hospital on 18th May, six days after being pulled out of the swimming pool at their Arizona home unconscious.

Emilie Kiser and her husband Brady have not spoken out since the incident, except from filing a lawsuit to block information from being made public.

However, influencer Avery Woods, who has 2.5 million followers and is known to be friends with the family, has shared a tribute to the toddler on TikTok this week.

In her first video since the drowning, Avery filmed a “get ready with me” and viewers noticed she was wearing a necklace with Trigg’s name on it.

@averyywoods

Been awhile since I put makeup on so thought I’d get ready for our anniversary 🤍 missed you.

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She stayed silent for the entire video, but a large silver pendant hanging around her neck clearly has the word “Trigg” written on it in large capital letters.

In the video, the influencer is also wearing another necklace with angel wings and one with a ruby, which is the toddler’s July birthstone.

“Been a while since I put makeup on so thought I’d get ready for our anniversary. Missed you,” Avery wrote in the caption.

“I knew it was real, but that necklace just really made it real. I’m so sorry for Emilee,” one person commented.

Another said “The necklace just broke me, while a third person added: “I love your quiet tribute to a very missed young man.”

Credit: @averyywoods/TikTok

“The red for his July Birthday. The angel pendant and his name. We see your love,” someone else wrote.

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On 12th May, the Chandler Police Department responded to a drowning call and found three-year-old Trigg unconscious after drowning in their pool.

Paramedics performed CPR at the scene before taking Trigg to Chandler Regional Hospital and then to Phoenix Children’s Hospital for more care.

A police investigation has been opened to investigate the circumstances, but the family’s lawyer called it a “heartbreaking accidental drowning”.

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Featured image by: @emiliekiser/Instagram and @averyywoods/TikTok