There is no suggestion that violence was involved in any way.
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Her mother Susan Faamoe last night revealed little Tanatui was Tai's seventh child.
Emerald Tai died on Monday along with her newborn son Tanatui Samuels. Photo / Facebook She is now trying to raise funds to help the six surviving children.
The Herald has reached out to Tai's partner - also named Tanatui Samuels - but he has yet to respond.
"I am setting up this page to raise funds for her remaining six children who now have no mother," Faamoe wrote on the Givealittle page.
"This money will ensure they have enough to start again for their future."
According to her Facebook page Tai was from Opotiki and went to school in Tauranga.
She listed "full time mummy" as her current job but stated she had studied in the travel and tourism sector.
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Friends and family were reeling from Tai's death and were posting tributes on social media.
"Fly high Emz n pepe u will always be remembered, was a pleasure spending a lil time with ur babies," one friend wrote.