Madisson Hausburg announced to her Instagram followers on December 21, 2021, that she and her husband had lost their first child, Elliot Angel Soto.

Madisson found out she was pregnant in August 2021, only weeks before marrying the producer she met on the set of Siesta Key.

The actress used social media to keep her fans updated on her progress throughout her pregnancy. She frankly addressed the duties expected ladies must complete before the baby is born, from getting her clothes adjusted to picking baby names.

Since then, Madisson has uploaded several Instagram posts. Her articles may, in theory, help people better comprehend the emotional toll that a baby’s loss may have.

Hausburg of Siesta Key spoke with E! News exclusively about her ongoing healing process following her son’s death.

Madisson Hausburg is devastated after her baby boy, Elliot Angel Soto, delivered stillbirth at 37 weeks.

Instead of being taken out of the hospital with her gorgeous baby boy, she was only given a memory box. It’s true what they say about a mother’s love is the greatest love of all.

While many would understand Madison’s desire to grieve in private at the loss of her baby Elliot, the 27-year-old decided she wanted to share her story.

Madisson explained that expressing it was a way for her to be like, “That occurred simply.” She’s still interested in talking about her child. He’s still very much her baby. She is still incredibly proud of him and wants to speak about him.

Madisson also posted on social media about her son’s stillbirth. She stated “had nowhere to turn” and knew very little about stillbirth when she initially decided to post.

Madisson Hausburg married former “Siesta Key” producer Ismael “Ish” Soto in October 2021, just two months after the couple announced they were expecting, following their 2020 engagement.

The couple announced Hausburg’s pregnancy in August and were overjoyed to finally share the news of their baby, who is due on January 1.

Last season, the couple’s relationship was a major narrative point, with Hausburg’s family first objecting to their 20-year age gap.

Soto’s family and friends soon warmed up to him, and Hausburg’s father agreed to let them live together in Los Angeles.

She also discovered that many people were stumped about what to say or do to demonstrate their support. Madisson understood that each mother’s experience is unique, but she appreciated anyone who merely checked in.