A destroyed mother paid tribute to her four -year -old daughter after she died in a horror house fire.
Kiki was imprisoned on Monday evening in the fatal fire in Kingsley Road, Lrynemouth, while her mother and two -year -old sister managed to escape.
In a tribute on Facebook, the mother of the younger Leishy placed photos of the little girl and added: “I miss your baby, fly high and easily my beautiful angel.”
In the meantime, friends, family and neighbors have left flowers, balloons and candles outside the semi-detached house where the tragedy took place.
Huldests paid to Kiki describe her as 'happy and smiley', 'precious' and 'forever young' – while flowers and balloons were placed together with the message: “You have touched the hearts of the entire village.”
Nonwing locals in Lymouth also met to donate clothing, money, toys and Easter eggs to support the toddler who survived the fire.
On Wednesday, Steven Common's partner, 58, unveiled how he had met the burning building to save the four -year -old girl.
A destroyed mother paid tribute to Kiki, her 'beautiful angel' four-year-old daughter, who died tragically in a horror house fire on Monday evening
In a moving tribute on Facebook, the mother of the young person today posted photos of the little girl and wrote: 'I miss you baby girl'
The brave neighbor, who saw the flames, hurried in the house and crawled on his knees to try to save Kiki, but she died tragically.
Speaking with MailOnline, Karen Coulson, 68,: 'He went inside with a wet tea towel and crawled on his hands and knees.
“He came to the couch but had to stop because of the heat and the ceiling fell down.
'The mother was really sad and I asked her where her child was – she told me she was in the kitchen.
“I told Steven and we got the house pipe and tried to turn it off. It was terrible because we knew she was inside, but we couldn't do anything – he did his best, but he couldn't go further.
'We could not get to the other entrance to the house because the door was locked up and the flames were so high.
“We tried to get everyone from the other houses and bang on the doors because they were on fire.”
She described her partner as' damaged 'and added:' God knows what the young family is going through. The mom is still in the hospital. '
Friends, family members and locals left a tribute for the little girl in the form of balloons, flowers and candles
Emergency services demolished the house after the blaze in Kingsley Road, Lrynemouth
Mr. Common's daughter praised Elizabeth her father as' very brave 'and added:' I don't think many people understand that he was doing his best to get the little girl out.
“I walked past the house and smoke smoke, but I thought it was a log burner because many houses they had – then I saw that the windows were red and screamed for help.”
Elizabeth also paid tribute to the child who died and said: 'She was a beautiful little girl, happy and smiley.
“They were quiet like a family – they would jump to the park or you would see them walking.”
Colleague resident Carrie Scott said: 'It is still so surrealistic. We are all there for the Mom. '
Another neighbor, who did not want to be called, said: 'I heard the noise of the fire engines. I saw the flames and realized that there was a fire.
“Everyone was on the street. One of the neighbors who lives on the other side of the road walked in to save them.
“He was one of the first on the spot. That will influence him for a long time. It's just a Bairn – my heart breaks for them.
Emergency services were called to De Blaze on Kingsley Road on Monday at around 9.30 p.m.
“People in the community want to support them – they want to start a fund for the mother.”
Another neighbor John Brewis, 62, said: “I heard the sirens coming. There were three fire engines and three police cars. I think it was a tragic accident. '
Det Chief Inspbe Louise Jenkins, the senior investigative officer in the case for the Northumbrian police, said: “This is an absolutely devastating incident in which a young girl has tragically lost her life.
All our thoughts and condolences are with her family and friends in this incredibly difficult time.
'Questions remain at a very early stage, and with the support of our partners of Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service we are determined to determine exactly what happened.
“We ask someone with information – no matter how small or insignificant it seems – to come forward and share what they know.”
Anyone with information was encouraged to contact the Force by sending a direct message on social media or using live chat and reporting forms on the Northumbria Police website.
