Social media star Taylor Rousseau Grigg has died. She was 25.

Taylor’s husband, Cameron GriggShe confirmed her death in a lengthy Instagram message, noting that it was “so sudden and unexpected.”

“No one ever expects to have to deal with this kind of pain and heartache, especially at our age,” Cameron wrote via Instagram on Saturday, October 5. “Last year, Taylor endured more pain and suffering than most people endure this year.” in a lifetime. And yet she was still such a light and always brought joy to everyone around her.”

He continued: “She is the bravest and strongest woman I know, and her trust in the Lord outweighed all other circumstances she faced, even in her darkest hours.” I know she is there for me and many others saved lives outside. Her earthly body is still here and we are controlled by machines to keep her organs usable for donation.”

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Cameron added that Taylor’s “memory and life will live on forever.”

Cameron, who married the influencer in August 2023, did not confirm Taylor’s cause of death, but she had previously struggled with several undisclosed medical issues.

“With this happening so suddenly and unexpectedly, we are left with nothing financially in order,” Cameron wrote Saturday. “Taylor has been in and out of hospital since we got married, which has affected our financial situation, so we don’t have insurance.”

He further noted, “A friend has set up a GoFundMe for anyone who would like to contribute. And even if you cannot contribute financially, prayers are always needed for our family. I will pass on the link and would be very happy if you would share it too. I love you all. Taylor loves you all.”

Taylor was a social media personality with over 1.3 million followers on TikTok. She also owned the online boutiques Geaux Savage and Sauvage and Beauty.

“She doesn’t owe anyone anything. But she wants everyone to know that she is more than fine,” Cameron added on Saturday. “While her earthly body is still here, waiting to bestow the gift of life, we know that her spirit is in heaven, dancing on the streets of gold with all her beauty and grace. Your endless shoe/boot collection. And her rhinestones and her turquoise jewelry. She is no longer in pain, but her body has been healed in the name of Jesus.”

Cameron further noted, “I hold on to the fact that we will see her again! And we will get to spend all of eternity together!”

Cameron re-shared his message via his Instagram Story, adding the caption: “I love you so much.” 🤍.”