TikTok star Taylor Rousseau Grigg dies at 25: Heartbroken husband shares news of beloved influencer's 'sudden' death

TikToker Taylor Rousseau Grigg tragically passed away from a mysterious illness on Saturday, just a month after her 25th birthday.

“In the past year, Taylor has endured more pain and suffering than most people in a lifetime. “Yet she was still such a light and always brought joy to everyone around her,” her husband Cameron Grigg said on Instagram.

“Her earthly body is still here and we are controlled by machines to keep her organs usable for donation.” “More than anything, Taylor wants to know that she continues to save lives even after she is gone from this world. “

The 24-year-old avid hunter added: “She is no longer in pain, but her body has been healed in the name of Jesus.” We can praise God that she will no longer endure suffering and is truly freed from these earthly shackles! She was made whole and perfect! I hold on to the fact that we will see her again! And we'll be able to spend all of eternity together!'

Due to the content creator's “sudden and unexpected” death, Cameron has set up a GoFundMe to cover hospital and funeral costs, which has already raised $24,213 of the $100,000 goal from 438 donations.

TikToker Taylor Rousseau Grigg tragically passed away from a mysterious illness on Saturday, just a month after celebrating her 25th birthday (pictured August 17).

Her husband Cameron Grigg (left, pictured March 16) announced on Instagram: “Over the past year, Taylor has endured more pain and suffering than most people in a lifetime.” And yet she was still such a light and has always brings joy to everyone around her.

“We are working on hosting a fundraiser in Taylor's honor as she would love for everyone who loved her to celebrate her life,” Grigg revealed.

“More details will follow shortly.”

Taylor became ill shortly after her wedding to the rodeo bull rider on August 19, 2023 – but she 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 in my prime! I should be able to carry my suitcase up the stairs. I should be able to walk or run to the mailbox. And those are just things I can’t really do at the moment.”

And on March 16, the founder of Geaux Sauvage announced that she had been hospitalized and placed on a V60 ventilator “after a lifetime of struggles (and) near-death experiences.”

Taylor's big sister Bailey Wagner shared an Instagram slideshow in which she vowed to carry on her legacy: “From the hug when you first came home from the hospital to the hug when you left the hospital for the last time… and to hold you all.” the times in between. “My beautiful little girl, I’m just not ready to let go.”

Rousseau's last TikTok post, on September 26, was about her taking her beloved baby pit bull to the vet.

The Texas native, who also owned Sauvage Lashes, is also survived by her younger sister, Trinity Rousseau.

“Her earthly body is still here and we are controlled by machines to keep her organs usable for donation.” Above all, Taylor wants to know that she continues to save lives even after she is gone from this world. (Image from March 16th)

Due to the content creator's “sudden and unexpected” death, Cameron has set up a GoFundMe to cover hospital and funeral expenses, which has already raised $24,213 of the $100,000 goal from 438 donations

Grigg revealed: “We are working on hosting a fundraiser in Taylor's honor as she would love for everyone who loved her to celebrate her life.” More details coming soon.

Rousseau cried on TikTok on August 8: “I feel like I have to fight to live, to be here.” And it just sucks because I'm 24 years old. I should be in my prime! I should be able to carry my suitcase up the stairs. I should be able to walk or run to the mailbox. And those are just things I can't really do at the moment.

And on March 16, the founder of Geaux Sauvage announced that she had been hospitalized and placed on a V60 ventilator “after a lifetime of struggles (and) near-death experiences.”