Constance Hall shares heartbreaking message after her friend – a 38-year-old mother-of-one Tara Morrison – is found dead at home

Mummy blogger Constance Hall has revealed she was friends with a single mum who has allegedly been murdered.

Ms Hall, 40, in a heartfelt message to Facebook said she knew Tara Morrison, 38, who was found dead at a home in Busselton, Western Australia, 10 days ago.

Police allege that James Sorgiovanni, 26, and Hannah Glover, 28, murdered Ms Morrison at a Broadwater home between Thursday, April 11 and Friday, April 12.  

Ms Morrison’s body was discovered inside the house during a welfare check at a Bell Drive property just after 8pm on April 12. An exact cause of death is yet to be made public.

Ms Hall said that she was ‘inseparable’ with Tracy, and Tara’s sister when she was a child. 

Constance Hall (pictured) has revealed she knew Tara Morrison, who was found dead at a home in Busselton

‘I stayed at their house every Friday night for my entire primary school years, Tara would sleep in her mum’s bed so I could have hers, she never complained about it,’ Ms Hall, who has 1.3 million Facebook followers, wrote. 

‘To me hearing that little sister wild child described as ‘the body police discovered on Friday’ was chilling.’ 

A GoFundMe page has been set up for Ms Morrison’s family in recent days.

Caitlan-Lee Pierotti, who is organising the fundraiser for the family, said Ms Morrison had left behind her 11-year-old son Kade.

‘Anyone who knew our girl knew that she would give the shirt off her back if someone needed it more, and right now her son Kade needs our support,’ she wrote.

‘Tara didn’t deserve to die this way, and her son doesn’t deserve to have to go through life with out his parents.’

Ms Morrison has left behind her 11-year-old son Kade

Ms Pierotti said any donations made will help ensure Kade is looked after without undue financial stress. 

Homicide detectives are urging anyone who was in the vicinity of Bell Drive or has CCTV or dash-cam vision of the area around the time that Ms Morrison was found to contact them.

They would also like to speak to anyone who saw or has dash-cam vision of a man and a woman holding a toddler, riding an e-scooter from Busselton to Margaret River between 6pm on April 11 and 8pm on April 12. 

Mr Sorgiovanni and Ms Glover were remanded in custody and are due to appear at Stirling Gardens Magistrates Court on May 29.