Emilie Kiser He has been fighting to maintain details about the death of the 3 -year -old Trigg private and recently received a temporary victory.
Sources close to the shared dispute with Us Weekly That Kiser wants to avoid the launch of the “most traumatic moment of his life” to the public. On Tuesday, June 3, judicial documents obeyed by UserA judge failed to give Kiser temporary confidentiality at a request for privacy “until a determination is determined that balances the need for the public of information against privacy interests.”
The source shared that Kiser was not at home at the time of the accident and “should not be forced to relive the consequences through viral images.”
“Emilie has fully cooperated with the researchers. The approach here is not in the retention of information, but to safeguard the dignity of a child and allow a family to afflict space and privacy to sanitize,” the source shared.
Update: 6/2/25 at 4:12 pm ET – US Weekly can confirm that the research on the death of Emilie Kiser’s son is officially closed. The original story under Emilie Kiser filed a demand in Arizona to block the launch of records on the death of her 3 -year -old Trigg son. “Emilie is going through the sausage nightmare of a father right now. She lost […]
The source pointed out that “motivations behind the impulse for liberation are worrisome”, since applications seem to be driven by monetization and notoriety, not responsibility. “According to the source, this” is not a valid justification to invade a family complaint. “
“The rabid fans and the media have surrounded Emilie’s house, filmed through their windows, sent unreasonable packages, contacted their family members who have private telephone numbers and even falsely announced the death of Trigg in the press”, “” “
While Kiser has a public profile as influential, the source added that the center of attention “does not deny its right to privacy, nor does it make the death of his son a matter of public consumption.” The source said that “being online should not strip someone of basic human decency.”
The source shared that Kiser’s personal statement, which is under the seal, “reflects an intensely personal account of his pain and trauma, underwent the Court to understand his perspective, not for public consumption.”
An investigation into the death of the son of the influence Emilie Kiser, Trigg, closed almost a month after her pool accident. The Chandler Police Department, Arizona, confirmed Us Weekly on Sunday, May 18 that Trigg died at 3 years. Days before, Trigg was unpleasant of the family’s backyard pool. “Research on the circumstances surrounding […]
“The central legal issues remain completely transparent through public presentations by the lawyer and the court. Emilie’s sealed declaration does not stop understanding the public’s case or its legal importance,” said the source. “Preserving a small privacy measure in the midst of public scrutiny is a reasonable and compassionate choice given the circumstances.”
The Chandler Police Department, Arizona, confirmed User On May 18, Trigg died days after he did not retire from the family’s backyard pool. Kiser filed a lawsuit on May 27 asking the court to block the release of records related to Trigg’s death.
“Emilie is going through the worst nightmare of a father at this time. He lost his little son, his three -year – Republic of Arizona read. “Emilie is doing everything possible to be there for the surviving son, Theodore of two monh. But every day is a battle.”
The following month, User He confirmed that the investigation was officially closed. The influencer, who married the husband Brady Kiser In 2020, he received his son Trigg in July 2021. The couple added their son Teddy to his family in March.