‘Devoted’ mum-of-two, 29, dies after falling ill at home – as man arrested for ‘manslaughter & coercive behaviour’

A DEVASTATED family has paid a heartbreaking tribute to their “beautiful and only daughter” after her tragic “unexplained” death. Mum-of-two Hannah Fry, 29, passed away in hospital after suddenly falling ill while cops were at her home on July 13. Emergency crews and doctors battled to save the young mum, but she tragically died later that day. Cops say her death is currently being treated as unexplained. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! Though officers have confirmed a 31-year-old man was initially arrested on suspicion of controlling and coercive behaviour. He was later further arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. A second man, aged 23, was also arrested in connection with the original incident that brought cops to the house. Both men have since been released on conditional bail. In a moving tribute Hannah’s devastated parents, Kevin and Sarah Harcup, described their daughter as “the light of our lives”. They said: “Hannah was our beautiful and only daughter, the light of our lives and the love in our hearts and souls. Most read in The Sun “She was a devoted mother to her two precious daughters, a cherished daughter, granddaughter, sister, and a loyal, loving friend to so many. “At just 29 years old, Hannah’s life was far too short. “She was not only beautiful inside and out, but also funny, bubbly, witty, and full of life, with a fantastic personality. “She will always be remembered for her madcap sense of humour, her infectious laugh, and her ability to light up every room she entered. “Hannah had an extraordinary capacity for love, kindness, compassion, and loyalty. “She was truly one of a kind, and there will never be another like her. “She will be forever missed, not only by our family but by the countless people whose lives she touched. “Her middle name, Eidann, means Gift from God, and she truly was the greatest gift we could ever have received. “Gone far too soon but loved beyond words and missed beyond measure. “Until we see you again, Hannah, we love you to the moon, the stars, and back.”