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The tragic passing of Taylor Rousseau Grigg, a well-known TikTok personality, has left fans devastated. With her widespread social media presence, particularly on TikTok, where she had millions of followers, Taylor shared glimpses of her life with her audience. Recently, her husband, Cameron Grigg, broke the news that she had passed away. This news has sparked sorrow and curiosity among her fans, who admired her journey as an influencer and entrepreneur.
Taylor Rousseau Grigg passes away at 25, claims report
Taylor Rousseau Grigg, who celebrated her 25th birthday in September 2024, passed away unexpectedly, as revealed by her husband, Cameron Grigg.
The announcement came as a shock to her millions of followers. Cameron shared a heartfelt tribute on social media, reflecting the profound grief he and their loved ones are experiencing. While the cause of death remains private, Cameron’s words hinted at significant health struggles that Taylor had been facing.
Announcing her death in a public note on Instagram, Cameron Grigg wrote, “No one ever expects to have to deal with this kind of pain and heartache, especially at our age. This past year Taylor has dealt with more pain and suffering than most people do in a lifetime. And in spite of that she still has been such a light and always brought joy to everyone around her.” Cameron Grigg posted a carousel of his and Taylor’s images as well.
In the note, he further stated that Taylor Rousseau Grigg’s organs have been listed for donations. He also hinted at the health issues Taylor Rousseau Grigg was dealing with as he shared a GoFundMe link. Camero Grigg wrote, “Taylor has been in and out of the hospital since we got married which has affected our financial situation, therefore we don’t have any insurance. A friend set up a gofundme for anyone who would like to contribute.”
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