Australian food influencer Stacey Hatfield died on September 29, shortly after giving birth to her first son, Axel, at home. Her death was caused by an "unforeseen and extremely rare complication" ...

A beloved Australian influencer known for using her platform to promote foods with natural ingredients has unexpectedly died. Stacey Hatfield’s husband, Nathan Warnecke, shared the news Sunday on her ...

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Melbourne food influencer Stacey Hatfield has died after what her family says was a complication during the birth of her child at home. Ms Hatfield described herself on Instagram as a "low tox ...

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