Emilie and Brady Kiser Pose Together With Baby Teddy For 1st Time Since Son Trigg’s Death

Emilie Kiser shared a sweet moment with her husband Brady and son Teddy in the wake of their son Trigg’s untimely death.

Kiser, 27, took to Instagram on Monday, February 2, to share recent moments from her life from a film camera. In one pic, Emilie hugged Brady, 28, while posing next to son Teddy, 11 months, who was in a stroller. Brady wrapped his arm around Emilie as they beamed for the cameras.

She kept it casual in a brown jacket and baggy blue jeans while Brady wore a baseball cap and a navy jacket.

“Hope you don’t mind if I dump 💛,” Emilie captioned the post. “Film by me, Brie, and Madi🎞️.” Fans shared their reactions to seeing Brady pose with his wife in the comments section.

“The photo with you, Brady, and Teddy is beautiful and at the same time a punch to the heart. ❤️‍🩹. I hope you and your family can get through all the difficulties together. 🥺🤍,” one wrote. A second added, “Oh Em 🥲 seeing you and Brady makes me so happy 🥹.” A third commented, “You can literally feel how meaningful + important these relationships are just through the photos, it’s so beautiful to see ❤️.” 

This is the first time Emilie and Brady have posed together since their son Trigg tragically drowned at age 3.

In May, the Chandler, Arizona, Police Department confirmed to Us Weekly that 3-year-old Trigg died after he was pulled unconscious from the family’s pool. Two months later, authorities submitted a criminal charge recommendation for Brady after an investigation found that he was home when Trigg fell into the pool. The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office later shared in a statement that there was “no likelihood of conviction.”

Emilie has been candid about Trigg’s loss via social media. In August, she broke her silence via Instagram.

“I’ve spent days, weeks, months trying to find them and also take the time I’ve needed to digest the loss of my baby,” she wrote. “I take full accountability as Trigg’s mother, and I know I should have done more to protect him. One of the hardest lessons I carry is that a permanent pool fence could have saved his life, and it’s something I will never overlook again. I hope amidst this pain, Trigg’s story will help prevent other children and families from suffering the same loss.”

In December, a source exclusively told Us that the couple has been “thoughtfully working on their relationship” for “months.” The insider continued, “They have gone through the worst tragedy you could ever experience as parents and they are doing their best to come together as a family.”

As for the holiday season, the source told Us that it was “important” for the pair to “bring a sense of normal for their family.”

“And they’re still keeping things private as they work to be the best parents they can to Teddy,” the source added.

Emilie and Brady previously bonded when they got matching teddy bear tattoos following their ink of Trigg’s name written on their arms.

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