TIKTOKER Emilie Kiser shared a sorrowful revelation in a lawsuit she initiated – just weeks following the passing of her son.

Trigg Kiser passed away a few days after a tragic pool accident at their residence in Arizona earlier this month.

Authorities are still investigating the drowning event, yet the influencer has lodged a lawsuit to prevent details surrounding Trigg’s death from becoming public.

The family is going through what is “every parent’s worst nightmare,” according to court documents seen by The U.S. Sun.

“Emilie is trying her best to be there for her surviving son, 2-month-old Theodore,” it said.

“But every day is a battle.”

Emilie wants to grieve in private, according to the lawsuit.

The lawsuit was filed over privacy concerns, as reported by NBC News.

Cops ruled that Trigg’s death was accidental but medical examiners have removed the online report.

Just weeks before his death, Emilie gushed about cherishing time with her son.

She shared a snap just weeks before Theodore was born.

“Soaking up every last moment as a fam of 3 (plus the pups),” she captioned the post.

The incident in the pool unfolded on May 12 and Trigg died six days later.

Hours before the accident, she shared a video of Trigg in bed with his dad, Brady.

In the now heartwrenching clip, Brady was seen smiling at the toddler.

“I can not believe they are mine,” she captioned the clip.

Brady and Trigg had their hands on Theodore.

Comments underneath the video have been turned off.

The clip was one of the last videos she uploaded on her TikTok account.

Emilie has four million followers on the social media site.

And, he died just weeks after Emilie welcomed Theodore into the world.

She shared a picture of herself and Brady cradling the newborn.

“We love you so much and our hearts feel like they are going to burst,” she wrote.

“I am so grateful for a smooth delivery, a healthy baby and the best husband.”

Trigg would’ve turned four on July 14.

Emilie is yet to speak about her son’s death on her social media accounts.