Shane Warne’s children have paid tribute to their late father two years after his shocking death.
Brooke, 26, Jackson, 24, and Summer, 22, took to social media on Monday to remember their father on Instagram.
Brooke shared several heartwarming photos of herself with the cricket great.
The 26-year-old captioned the touching post: ‘2 years today, Dad. It has been the slowest and fastest 2 years without you. I feel like you were here goofing around with us and talking about how good the new season of Peaky Blinders is and we’ll watch the next episode together when you get home.
‘Life really has no meaning without you here. We try to make you proud every day. I miss you, I love you forever.’
Shane Warne’s children have paid tribute to their late father two years after his shocking death. He appears in the photo with his daughter Brooke.
Jackson reshared a post uploaded by the Shane Warne Legacy Instagram account with a caption that read: “Today marks the second year since Shane left us, but the legacy he leaves lives on stronger than ever.
‘His presence is deeply missed, but his spirit and impact will always be appreciated and remembered. Rest in peace, Shane. You are loved and missed every day.’
Shane Warne Legacy, which offers free heart testing, was founded by the three brothers.
Brooke, 26, Jackson, 24, and Summer, 22, took to social media on Monday to remember their father on Instagram.
Brooke shared several heartwarming photos of herself with the cricket great.
Shane’s youngest daughter Summer also shared a selfie with her dad, along with the caption: ‘2 years since you left today. Our lives continue without you but nothing is the same.
‘You were a light in my life, dad and I would do anything to have you come back here with us.
Words cannot describe how much I miss you, your hugs, your voice and our talks. I love you infinitely. Always and Forever. SKW.’
Jackson reshared a post uploaded by the Shane Warne Legacy Instagram account.
The spin king tragically died of a heart attack at the age of 52 on March 4, 2022, while staying in a luxury villa on the Thai resort island of Koh Samui.
Warne was trying to improve his health on the ill-fated trip, and his manager James Erskine insisted he was sober. At the time of his death, there was no alcohol or cigarettes in the room he was staying in.
As the tragedy shook the nation, his children Brooke, Jackson and Summer hope Warne’s sudden death can inspire other Australians to take action and save their own lives.
