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Whangārei Family Donates Embryo to Couple

31 October 2025
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Whangārei Family Donates Embryo to Couple
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Tasia and Aeisha Keogh are sisters from Tauranga, with older siblings Rosie, Josiah, and Zoe living in the UK, over 18,000 km away.

Their family dynamic is complex, as highlighted by Amy de Vetter’s mixed emotions when meeting her youngest biological daughter, Aeisha, who resembles her at the same age. Tasia has dark hair, contrasting with Aeisha’s blonde locks, reflecting their different birth mothers while sharing the same genetic parents.

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