The influencer announced on Sunday, August 2, that she has remarried, sharing an emotional video on Instagram explaining how she reached the decision after losing Tanner to stage 4 colon cancer in June 2025.
Martin explained that her late husband had long hoped she would one day find someone who would love both her and their daughter. "One of the greatest hopes Tanner had was that I would find someone who would love AmyLou as his own. And honor the life that Tanner and I built together," she shared.
One important message she wanted to share with her followers was that “moving forward is not the same as moving on." She also acknowledged that, during Tanner's illness, she once believed she would never remarry before realizing, "There is enough love to give. You can never run out of love, and I will never graduate from grief."
Martin's announcement quickly sparked a wide range of reactions.
Another asked, “She got a new man and her husband died a year ago ???”
But others were supportive of Shay’s journey.
“There’s no timeline on love and grief. Both intertwined. I’m happy for you Shay!” shared another.
Shay reminded followers that the account she and Tanner built together was created to document their journey, raise awareness for colon cancer, and educate others about grief—not to share every detail of her family's life. "My first responsibility is to my family, not the internet," she said, adding that she plans to continue honoring Tanner's legacy of "kindness, hope, and assuming good intent."
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