Sophia Kovalevich and 25-year-old Ilya 'Billy' Tsaruk drowned while snorkeling on their babymoon in Maui, Hawaii, over the weekend.

A Washington state couple who traveled to Hawaii for a "babymoon" fatally drowned while snorkeling on the first full day of their trip. Sophia Kovalevich, 26, and Ilya 'Billy' Tsaruk, 25, were on vacation with two other couples,

Police have identified the two parents who drowned off Maui on Saturday.The couple has been identified as Ilya Tsaruk, 25, and Sophia Kovalevich, 26, of Snohomish, Washington.They were both pulled from the ocean at the Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve.

Tragic drowning in Hawaii claims the lives of a couple and their unborn baby. Read the heartbreaking story and the community's reaction.

Authorities have not released the names of the deceased, but a GoFundMe page confirmed their identities as Ilya Tsaruk, 25, and Sophia Kovalevich, 26. “Sophia was pregnant with a baby girl, and they leave behind their 18-month-old baby, Logan, who was staying with his aunt and uncle at the time,” organizer Andrey Tupikov wrote.

CPR was performed on both victims, but despite the rescue team's efforts, they were pronounced dead by Emergency Medical Services.

The Seattle couple was retrieved from the ocean by lifeguards, but died. "We know that heaven received and gained the three," a GoFundMe said.

Ilya and Sophia Tsaruk were snorkeling at Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve on Maui's coastline. She was pregnant with their second child.

A 26-year-old pregnant mother and her 25-year-old husband drowned Sept. 14 while snorkeling in the waters off Maui, leaving behind a toddler, according to authorities and a GoFundMe campaign. Ilya and Sophia Tsaruk were on vacation in Hawaii and had left their 18-month-old,