Tragic Death of 3-Year-Old Boy After Being Found Unconscious

TikToker Emilie Kiser's 3-year-old son Trigg Kiser died May 18 after being found unconscious in the pool at his family's Arizona home, police confirmed.

The Kiser family is grieving following a devastating tragedy. TikToker Emilie Kiser and her husband Brady Kiser's son Trigg Kiser died on May 18, six days after he was rescued from a pool in the backyard of their home in Arizona. He was just 3 years old.Chandler Police Department told USA Today that officers responded to a drowning call at a residence on May 12 for a child who had been pulled unconscious out of a backyard pool. Both police and firefighters administered CPR on the scene, before taking Trigg to Chandler Regional Hospital. The toddler was later transferred to Phoenix Children's Hospital."An investigation around the circumstances of the incident is still ongoing," Chandler Police Department's public information officer Sonu Wasu told USA Today, adding that further details will be released when the investigation is complete.Emilie, 26, who also has a 2-month-old son named Theodore with Brady, shared insight into her life as a mom prior to the tragedy. This includes a video shared a day after the accident, where Brady lays in bed with Trigg and Theodore as they all snuggle close. Captioning the sweet moment, Emilie wrote on TikTok, "I can not believe they are MINE."Emilie has accumulated 3 million TikTok followers and 1 million Instagram followers with her family-focused content.Trigg also appeared with his baby brother in his mom's heartfelt Mother's Day post. "Forever grateful that I get to be a momma," Emilie wrote alongside a series of pictures and videos of her sons."I posted little montage videos this morning from having Trigg to him growing up, to now having Teddy," she said in a separate video. "And I seriously cannot believe that this Mother's Day I have two kids. Not only two kids, two boys. Seriously, if you would have told me that when I was younger I would have never believed you.""Being a mom is truly the most amazing thing," she added. "While simultaneously being scary, terrifying, hard, beautiful, amazing. Literally all of the emotions in one. Seriously just so grateful to be a mom."