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Four-year-old Sprinkles Ice Cream Miller was reported missing from Chicago, Illinois, with online missing-child notices identifying her as one of three children last seen on December 2, 2025. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children poster for her older sibling Stella states that Stella, Pico, and Sprinkles were last seen that day in Chicago and that they may be in the company of their mother, Maple Miller. Other missing-child alert pages repeat the same core information: Sprinkles, Stella, and Pico were last seen in Chicago on December 2, 2025, and may be with Maple Miller.

The public information available about Sprinkles is limited, but it places her case within a broader family disappearance involving her siblings. Current online alerts describe Stella Miller, Pico Miller, and Sprinkles Ice Cream Miller as missing together, rather than Sprinkles disappearing alone. The available notices do not provide a detailed timeline of the day they were last seen, what they were wearing, or the circumstances immediately before they vanished, but they consistently identify Chicago as the place they were last seen and Maple Miller as the adult they may be with.

Earlier reporting from Chicago in 2024 appears to describe the same younger child under the name Selena “Ice Cream Sprinkles” Miller, then age two, and her brother Nino “Pico” Miller, then age five. At that time, Chicago police said the two children were missing from the 4400 block of North Kasson Avenue in the city’s Northwest Side Mayfair area and were believed to be with their mother, Maple Miller. Police also said Maple Miller might have been relocating the children to Michigan, according to local news reports.

Those earlier reports gave a more personal picture of the little girl known as Ice Cream Sprinkles. FOX 32 Chicago reported that Selena, also known as Ice Cream Sprinkles, had olive skin and black hair, stood about 2 feet 7 inches tall, and weighed roughly 25 pounds at the time of the 2024 report. Her brother Nino, known as Pico, was described as having olive skin and black hair as well. Yahoo’s republication of earlier coverage similarly reported Selena’s nickname as Ice Cream Sprinkles and listed her as having brown eyes and black hair.

By the time of the later alerts, Sprinkles was listed as four years old and missing alongside Stella and Pico from Chicago. The online records do not provide enough confirmed detail to explain why the case appears in both earlier 2024 reporting involving Selena and Nino and later 2025 missing-child alerts involving Stella, Pico, and Sprinkles, but the overlap in names, nicknames, location, and the adult believed to be with them suggests a continuing concern for the Miller children’s whereabouts. What remains clear from the available sources is that Sprinkles Ice Cream Miller is a very young child whose case has been publicly circulated in the hope that someone will recognize her, her siblings, or Maple Miller and help bring clarity to where they are.

The case of Sprinkles Ice Cream Miller is the story of a small child from Chicago whose name appears in missing-child alerts with her siblings, Stella and Pico. She was last publicly listed as missing from Chicago on December 2, 2025, and authorities and child-safety organizations have indicated that the children may be with their mother, Maple Miller. Earlier local reporting connected a child known as Selena “Ice Cream Sprinkles” Miller to a prior missing-person alert from Chicago’s Northwest Side, where police said she and her brother were believed to be with Maple Miller and possibly being moved out of state. In overview, Sprinkles’ case remains defined by sparse public details, a sibling group missing together, a possible family connection through Maple Miller, and an urgent need for reliable information that can confirm the children’s safety and whereabouts.

Last Seen: Dec 02, 2025