Scarlett, born on New Year’s Day 2019, was the cherished first child of Jensen and her husband. She adored horses, unicorns, and playing soccer. “She was supposed to have a game the next day—she was so excited,” Jensen shared. But above all, Scarlett loved being a big sister, treasuring every moment with Henry, Molly, and Rosie.

Jensen describes the deep emptiness left behind, saying, “The house feels so quiet and empty without her.” Grief comes in waves—some days overwhelming, others more bearable.

“Some days, I feel like I’m drowning, and some days I can tread water,” she shares, crediting faith and therapy for helping her heal.

She openly discusses her loss on social media, encouraging others to grieve without silence. “Talk about your people, scream their names, and never stop sharing their stories.”

At first, seeing the last photo of Scarlett was unbearable. “How do you accept a ‘last picture’ of your child?” But now, two years later, she treasures it. “It captures the peace of her last moments… I will forever picture her happy, picking flowers with her best friend and Meemaw.”