Granger Smith's wife, Amber Smith, partners with drowning prevention organization to drive awareness
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Amber and her husband, country music singer Granger Smith, lost their son River Kelly in 2019 to an accidental drowning. Today, she is bringing awareness to the silent killer.
After two anguishing days in the hospital spent hoping and praying for positive answers from doctors about their child’s condition, the couple decided to donate River’s organs when they understood a full life would not be possible. Gabriele Regalbuto is an SEO editor at Fox News Digital. Gabriele has a Journalism and Communications degree from West Virginia University. She has worked to produce content for newspapers, magazines, and digital platforms. At Fox, she has assisted in coverage of breaking news events including the 2024 presidential cycle, 2022 midterm elections, Queen Elizabeth II's death, the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
"It was silent, and it was quick, and there were other people outside and nobody heard anything, nobody saw anything," Smith told Fox News Digital during a video interview. "I didn’t realize we had the number one killer in our backyard."
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