Katelynn Ordone Speaks Out After Brain Injury Erased Memory Of Son's Death

In a tragic development that has left millions of people devastated, Katelynne Ordone, mother of the late TikTok toddler star Preston Ordone (a.k.a. "Okay Baby" to fans), has now shared that she does not even have a memory of the car accident that took the life of her 2-year-old child.

The horrific incident took place over two months ago and involved Katelynn, her spouse, Jaelan Ordone, and Preston. Their 7-year-old daughter, Paisley, was not in the car. In addition to grieving the unthinkable loss of her son, Katelynn is also struggling with the lingering impact of a traumatic brain injury from the crash. The damage has caused her to lose a lot of memory of the tragedy. "I don't have any memory of the accident," she said in one of several videos she released on TikTok on July 3, her voice a mix of sorrow and disbelief. "I also don't have any memory of two to three days after the accident. I suffered a traumatic brain injury and lost a lot of my memory."

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While the outer wounds are healing, the inner ones are still biting, and Katelynn bares the mental wounds open as best as anyone can while they try to put the pieces back together on how her life changed that day. All she has are the fragments of information her call logs and loved ones are giving her. "I called 911, first, I was on the phone with them for five minutes," she said. "The only reason I know that is because I saw it in my call logs, and then my parents have told me that I called them."

What's more, for a mother robbed of even her memories of the last moments of her son's life, she is mourning a child she can't even remember losing. Her TikTok page, once filled with light-hearted accounts of motherhood, has now become a refuge for grief, healing, and raw openness. The internet, home to millions of smiles generated by "Okay Baby" videos, now collectively mourns Katelynn, who is slowly piecing back together fragments of her past and her own spirit.