Influencer Emilie Kiser went silent after the death of her son Trigg, 3, last month. However, her brother Nick Espinosa shared about loss on Instagram. Many people thought it was bizarre, and that might explain why the video disappeared. However, it was shared elsewhere on social media.

Multiple outlets reported that Nick Espinosa is a step-brother to the TikTok influencer whose son died in a pool accident. Daily Mail UK described the video as “bizarre,” and certainly, from reaction to the viral footage, it struck many people the same way.

Although many people sent in messages of support to Emilie Kiser and her husband Brady, they didn’t have the same sentiments for her brother. Initially, he shared the video on his now-private Instagram, but took it down. By then, it was too late and someone else shared it on TikTok.

Why was it strange? Well, it seemed to be a promotion for Porsche in the opinion of viewers. In it, the Porsche featured a lot, and the voiceover sounded like a promo as well. While it was described as “beautiful,” hardly anyone agreed with that.

The footage began by showing the brother of Emilie Kiser getting into his car. Next, he talked about life-changing things. “One day everything feels aligned. You’re making progress, chasing purpose, moving forward, then… just like that everything changes,” he said.

He also talked about “the goodbye you didn’t get to say.” However, it should be noted that Nick did not say the name of his nephew. Next, a snapping sound came and the screen cut to black. Then Espinosa appeared, sitting on the car’s hood, head in hands.

He threw some stones away into the desert while the continuous voiceover accompanied various scenes. The narration seemed to refer to the death of Trigg Kiser, his nephew. However, many folks were upset by the perceived “promotional” nature of the video.

When he said, “put the phone down,” because life is “fragile,” some folks were shocked. After all, Emilie is an influencer who makes money off her millions of followers watching her on their phones.

Confused and horrified, a lot of comments arrived on the reposted video on TikTok. One of them wrote, “If my sibling posted this after my tragedy it would take a lot to speak to them ever again.”

Here are more comments that focus on the promo feel of the video:

After the death of Trigg Kiser made headlines, Emilie filed a lawsuit to try and stop pictures and video footage from hitting the screens of millions of people. The lawsuit said that, “More than 100 public records requests have been filed with the city of Chandler and Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office since Trigg’s death.”

The sentiment among sympathetic fans seems to be that Emilie Kiser and Brady needed this kind of viral footage like a bad day at the dentist. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below and come back here often for all your celebrity children news and updates.