The Aldeans, Brittany and Jason, have recently had their first terrifying experience as parents.

Viewers learned on May 17 that Brittany’s son Memphis Aldean Williams, who is 4 years old, made his first visit to the emergency room through an Instagram Story that she posted on May 17.

Along with a picture of Memphis giving a thumbs up while laying in a hospital bed with an iPad and popcorn, she wrote,

“Our day took a detour when Mems fell at the pool.. two stitches under his chin and our first official trip to the E.R.”

Brittany continued her post by expressing her gratitude to the “wonderful nurses” and “one awesome doctor” who had provided medical attention to her kid.

As for how Memphis is doing after the scare with the stitches, how is she doing? Brittany gave her audience the reassurance that “He’s doing fantastic… “Not so much when it comes to mama’s heart.”

In addition to that, Jason shared the news with everyone via social media by posting a picture of Memphis to his Story.

According to what Jason tweeted, “Lil man had his first trip to the ER today.” “I required two stitches, but I handled the situation like a champ. Back in the saddle and ready to rock.”

Memphis and Navy Rome Williams, who is three years old, belongs to the family unit that consists of Jason and Brittany, who got married in 2015.

Keeley Williams, age 19, and Kendyl Williams, age 14, are Jason’s kids from a previous marriage to Jessica Ussery. Jason is also the father of two more girls.

Before Memphis was brought into the world, Jason shared with everyone that the naming of his baby was in some way motivated by his passion for Elvis Presley.

During their appearance on Country Countdown USA in 2017, Jason recounted that the band had a notepad on which they recorded various names.

“There were a couple of things on which we were in agreement, but just one that we felt was the most important. I was born and raised to be a huge Elvis Presley fan.

Even though Memphis’s visit to the hospital caused his parents to be quite worried (in typical Elvis fashion), we are relieved to hear that the “champ” is doing well.