In a heartbreaking turn of events, social media influencer Emilie Kiser faced backlash after sharing a video on social media earlier this year showing her toddler son Teddy without a life jacket on a boat.
The video has now been deleted.
Emilie and her husband Brady have been the center of a court case as she fought to keep the police investigation details private.
A judge ruled that the footage, including descriptions of the responding officers' body camera footage, was so emotionally distressing that it should remain secret.
Despite the unimaginable loss, Emilie has started speaking out about her grief in her first interview on Jay Shetty's podcast.
In the interview, she reflected on how losing a child can show just how fragile life is in the scariest, most real way possible.
After the tragic incident in May 2025, Emilie has taken Teddy for a year.
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A judge ruled that the details of the case, including descriptions of the responding officers' body camera footage, were too distressing to be released to the public.
Emilie has opened up about the pain of losing a child in her first interview with Jay Shetty.
Her interview discussed how a child's death highlights the fragility of life in the most authentic way possible.
Months after the incident occurred, Emilie and Brady have kept their son Teddy safe and dry for a year.
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Emilie and Brady have recently gotten back to their child Teddy for a year.
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A judge ruled that the investigation details, including the descriptions of the responding officers' body camera video, were extremely distressing to release to the public.
Emilie has shared her grief over the loss of their child in her first interview with Jay Shetty.
The interview discusses the fragility of life in a very authentic way.
Following the incident, Emilie and Brady have kept their son Teddy safe and sound for a year.
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Emilie and Brady have recently returned to their child Teddy for a year.
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A judge decided that the investigation details, including the descriptions of the responding officers' body camera footage, were too distressing to be released to the public.
Emilie has opened up about the pain of losing their child on her first interview with Jay Shetty.
The interview discusses the vulnerability of life in a very authentic way.
A year after the event, Emilie and Brady have kept their son, Teddy, safe and dry for a year.
To learn more, please visit Metro for a comprehensive report on the case.
Emilie and Brady have recently returned to their child Teddy for a year.
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A judge ruled that the investigation details, including the descriptions of the responding officers' body camera video, were too distressing to be released to the public.
Emilie has opened up about the grief of losing their child on her first interview with Jay Shetty.
The interview discusses the vulnerability of life in a very authentic way.
A year after the event, Emilie and Brady have kept their son, Teddy, safe and dry for a year.
For more information, please visit Metro for a comprehensive report on the case.
Emilie and Brady have recently returned to their child Teddy for a year.
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A judge ruled that the investigation details, including the descriptions of the responding officers' body camera footage, were too upsetting to be released to the public.
Emilie has opened up about the grief of losing their child on her first interview with Jay Shetty.
The interview discusses the vulnerability of life in a very authentic way.
A year after the tragedy, Emilie and Brady have kept their son, Teddy, safe and dry for a year.
For more information, please visit Metro for a comprehensive report on the case.
Emilie and Brady have recently returned to their child Teddy for a year.
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A judge decided that the investigation details, including the descriptions of the responding officers' body camera footage, were too upsetting to be released to the public.
Emilie has opened up about the grief of losing their child on her first interview with Jay Shetty.
The interview discusses the vulnerability of life in a very authentic way.
A year after the incident, Emilie and Brady have kept their son, Teddy, safe and dry for a year.
For more information, please visit Metro for a comprehensive report on the case.
Emilie and Brady have recently returned to their child Teddy for a year.
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A judge ruled that the investigation details, including the descriptions of the responding officers' body camera footage, were too upsetting to be released to the public.
Emilie has opened up about the grief of losing their child on her first interview with Jay Shetty.
The interview discusses the vulnerability of life in a very authentic way.
A year after the tragedy, Emilie and Brady have kept their son Teddy, safe and dry for a year.
For more information, please visit Metro for a comprehensive report on the case.
">Emilie and Brady have recently returned to their child Teddy for a year.
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A judge decided that the investigation details, including the descriptions of the responding officers' body camera footage, were too upsetting to be released to the public.
Influencer Emilie Kiser addressed the backlash after Teddy, Emilie's 2-year-old toddler son, Teddy. She shared.
Sadly, Emilie and Brady have just recently restored their child Teddy, safe and calm during a year.
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The truth is evident in Emilie and Brady's baby Teddy, safe and dry for a year.
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A judge settled that the investigation details, including the descriptions of the responding officers' body camera footage, were too upset
