TikTok star Taylor Rousseau Grigg was buried on Friday, a week after her sudden death at age 25.
Her husband, Cameron Grigg, shared a photo of her closed coffin from the funeral on his Instagram Stories telling her “She was beautiful princess,” as the 3 Doors song Down Here Without You played beneath the image.
A second snapshot showed the coffin covered in a white cloth beneath a bouquet of white roses and baby’s breath.
The arrangement was accessorized with a silver belt buckle and a white Western hat with baby’s breath and a black and white feather.
Another photo included a black and white portrait of the influencer, surrounded by three pairs of Western-style boots acting as vases and filled with white roses and baby’s breath. Hanging from the portrait was an orange, Western-style hat.
TikTok star Taylor Rousseau Grigg was buried Friday in a funeral that took place a week after her death from complications of Addison’s disease and asthma. she was 25
Taylor died earlier this month as a result of complications related to Addison’s disease and asthma.
Addison’s disease is a rare disorder that occurs when the adrenal glands no longer produce enough of the hormones cortisol and aldosterone, according to the Mayo Clinic.
Adrenal insufficiency can be life-threatening and symptoms, which include extreme fatigue, weight loss, and low blood pressure, can develop slowly or quickly.
There is no cure for Addison’s disease, but sufferers often take replacement hormones to treat the chronic condition.
The social media star recounted some of her illness for her fans, many had noticed that she didn’t seem like herself, but Taylor didn’t tell them what her specific condition was.
Taylor’s tragic passing comes about six weeks after she and her husband celebrated their first wedding anniversary.
Confirming the death of his young wife, Cameron wrote a sad farewell on social media to his 1.3 million followers.
“No one expects to have to deal with this kind of pain and heartbreak, especially at our age,” the rodeo rider wrote via Instagram.
Her husband, Cameron Grigg, shared a photo of her closed coffin during the funeral on his Instagram Stories telling her “She was beautiful princess,” while the 3 Doors song Down Here Without You played beneath the image.
The coffin was covered with a white cloth beneath a bouquet of white roses and baby’s breath. The arrangement was accessorized with a silver belt buckle and a white western hat.
Another photo included a black and white portrait of the influencer, surrounded by three pairs of Western-style boots serving as vases and filled with white roses and baby’s breath.
Taylor fell ill shortly after her Aug. 19, 2023, wedding to the rodeo rider, but never revealed her diagnosis because she didn’t want to be bombarded with advice and miracle cures from her 1.6 million social media followers.
Confirming the death of his young wife, Cameron wrote a sad farewell on social media to his 1.3 million followers. “No one expects to have to deal with this kind of pain and heartbreak, especially at our age,” she wrote via Instagram (pictured March 16).
‘This past year, Taylor has had to deal with more pain and suffering than most people do in their entire life. And despite that, she has still been a light and always brought joy to everyone around her.’
‘His earthly body is still here with us being handled by machines to keep his organs viable for donation. More than anything, Taylor would like to know that he continues to save people’s lives even after he is gone from this world.
The avid hunter added: ‘She no longer feels pain, but her body has been healed in the name of Jesus. We can praise God that she will endure no more suffering and will be truly delivered from these earthly chains! It has been made whole and perfect! I cling to the fact that we will see her again! And we can spend all eternity together!’
Symptoms of Addison’s disease include dark areas of the skin, severe fatigue, dehydration, nausea, vomiting or abdominal pain, lightheadedness, muscle or joint pain, and salt cravings.
Taylor fell ill shortly after her Aug. 19, 2023, wedding to the rodeo rider, but never revealed her diagnosis because she didn’t want to be bombarded with advice and miracle cures from her 1.6 million social media followers.
“I feel like I have to fight to live, to be here,” Rousseau shouted on TikTok on August 8.
‘And it just sucks, because I’m 24 years old. I should be at my best! I should be able to carry my suitcase up the stairs. You should be able to walk to the mailbox or run. And those are things I really can’t do right now.”
And on March 16, the Geaux Sauvage founder revealed that she had been hospitalized and put on a V60 respirator “after a lifetime of battles (and) near-death experiences.”
Condolences from fans poured into the post pinned to the top of Taylor’s account, who celebrated her wedding in August 2023.
“That is very sad, but I will pray for you and your family,” one mourner wrote, adding, “And for your friends.” She will always take care of you all. And she will always be with all of you in her heart and will be very sorry for your loss. We will miss her. And he will always be loved.’
Cameron called his wife “the bravest, strongest woman I know” for the way she dealt with the painful symptoms of Addison’s disease.
The couple celebrated their first wedding anniversary in August (pictured in West Hollywood, CA, in November 2022).
“I was always one of her biggest fans, she seemed so sweet and kind and seemed like she wanted to live this life to the fullest extent possible,” another fan wrote.
“You were all so sweet and we will miss her. Prayers to you and your boy’s families at this difficult time. Heaven gained another beautiful angel may he rest in peace Taylor.”
According to a statement from Cameron, the young couple did not have health insurance, leaving them in debt for Taylor’s medical treatment and funeral.
A GoFundMe account has been created to help mitigate some of the expenses.
