Bryonie Gawith, 29, and her three children died after their home was set alight in the early hours of Wednesday, August 21
Four more people have been arrested as police continue to investigate a house fire that killed a woman and her three children, Yorkshire Live reports.
READ MORE: 'We were thinking how we could make him leave... when I found what he was doing I just started screaming' They said: "Music was a big part of her life, she loved music, singing and dancing, she would always be singing and dancing with Chuch, Oggy and Strawberry. B was always a really happy, joyful, bubbly beautiful woman, who cared for everyone and was loved by everyone, her kids were everything to her, her whole life.
"Also our thoughts and support for the father of our three babies. Please allow him peace to grieve and come to terms with the loss of his family."
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