TikTok star Avery Woods wears touching tribute to friend Emilie Kiser’s late son Trigg, 3, after tragic drowning
A TIKTOK star has worn a touching tribute to fellow influencer Emilie Kiser’s son, who died in a tragic drowning accident.
Avery Woods made a small but moving gesture as a show of support for her friend during the difficult time.
Emilie Kiser’s 3-year-old son Trigg sadly died after being rescued from a pool in their back yard on May 12.
He was rushed to hospital where he would spend nearly a week fighting for his life before he tragically passed away.
The Arizona based influencer has seen floods of tributes and words of comfort from her fans in video comments since the heartbreaking day.
But Avery chose to offer her tributes in a more subtle manner.
During a TikTok video on June 2, she wore a small pendant with the name Trigg inscribed on it.
The touching gesture came in a get ready with me (GRWM) video captioned: “Been awhile since I put makeup on so thought I’d get ready for our anniversary, missed you.”
Her friends and followers were quick to spot the tribute.
Influencer Samantha Jo commented “so beyond glad she has you, I love you.”
Another said “you are such a good friend Avery.”
Emilie has gone silent on social media as her family mourns the tragic loss.
The 26-year-old also has a 2-month-old Theodore with husband Brady Kiser.
Her lawyer wrote in a lawsuit: “Emilie is going through a parent’s worst nightmare right now.
“She lost her young son.”
The lawsuit was filed against public offices to keep details of the child’s death private.
“Emilie is trying her best to be there for her surviving son, two-month-old Theodore,” it continues.
“But every day is a battle.”
The TikToker’s stepbrother Nick Espinosa has also broken his silence about the sudden loss.
He posted a video of him driving with a voiceover – that he made private but someone later reposted, according to People.
The audio says: “Life will always throw you a curveball.”
“One day everything feels aligned.
“You’re making progress, chasing purpose, moving forward.
“Then just like that, everything changes.”