Labour MP Tamati Coffey with his newborn daughter at Rotorua Hospital. Photo / Facebook
Labour MP Tamati Coffey has welcomed his second child, a baby girl he called his “little princess”.
The Rotorua-based MP and former weatherman posted photographs of his newborn daughter on Facebook late last night.
“And here she is,” he said. “Made with love (and a little bit of science!) Mum
and support crew doing well. Baby girl weighed in just under 3kgs and surprised us by being about 5 weeks early.”
His daughter, whose name was not known, was born via a surrogate, Coffey said.
“Another acknowledgment of the mana of our wahine who choose to give couples, like me and my partner Tim, the gift of life.
