Trigg died on May 18, days after he was reportedly found unconscious in a backyard pool in Arizona
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- Emilie Kiser’s late son Trigg died in the hospital on May 18, days after he was reportedly found unconscious in a backyard pool in Arizona
- Avery Woods, Kiser’s friend, paid tribute to Trigg by wearing a necklace with his name in a new TikTok
- Woods had not posted on social media since May 13, the day after Trigg was found unresponsive
Avery Woods is paying tribute to her friend Emilie Kiser’s late son, Trigg.
As previously reported by PEOPLE, the 3-year-old died in the hospital on May 18, days after he was reportedly found unconscious in a backyard pool in Arizona on May 12.
In the Monday, June 2 upload, Woods does a GRWM (Get Ready With Me) for fans, explaining in the caption, “Been awhile since I put makeup on so thought I’d get ready for our anniversary 🤍 missed you.”
For the video, Woods wore her hair slicked back as she applied her makeup in a white spaghetti-strap tank top. She stayed silent throughout the video as viewers saw her go through every step of her makeup process.
While the video was a little over a minute long, it was her jewelry that caught fans’ attention. Woods wore three-layered necklaces, one of which held a circular pendant with the name “Trigg.”
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“The necklace 🪽 you are such a good friend Avery❤️,” Jaclyn Hill wrote. Krystiana Tiana commented, “Missed you girl. Your face looks stunning, glowy, and refreshed but the pain in your eyes breaks my heart. Hugs🫶🏻.” Samantha Jo added, “so beyond glad she has you, I love you.”
This was Woods’ first TikTok since Trigg’s death on Sunday, May 18. Before that, she posted a video on May 13, sharing how she was going to surprise her daughter, Stevie, on her birthday.
She also addressed her social media absence on her Instagram Stories, writing, “Hi 🤍 missed you & hope you’re doing well.”
In a statement issued on behalf of the Chandler Police Department, spokesperson Sonu Wasu told PEOPLE that Trigg was hospitalized after authorities responded to a drowning call on May 12.
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The toddler was taken to Chandler Regional Medical Center and then to Phoenix Children’s Hospital in critical condition, according to AZ Central.
Trigg died on May 18, police and the Maricopa County Office of the Medical Examiner confirmed in documents seen by PEOPLE. Kiser and her husband, Brady, are also parents to son Theodore, who was born in March.
