Shane Warne's ex-wife Simone Callahan shares tribute after death

Shane Warne thought he had 30 years left to live before his tragic death.That is according to his counsellor, who started giving the late cricketing legend relationship advice in 2015. She revealed how his death came as a real shock at a time when he had so much to look forward to. Lianne Young, 47, told The Sun: "Everything was going well.

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Shane Warne’s ex-girlfriend Emily Scott has shared a photo that appeared to have been sent by the legendary cricketer just hours before he was found unresponsive in his Thai villa.The Australian spin bowler died aged 52 in Koh Samui last Friday from a suspected heart attack, with authorities confirming his autopsy showed he died from natural causes. His body was repatriated to Australia on Thursday night.As Warne’s famous pals and fellow sports stars continue to speak out about the shock of his sudden death, former partner Emily shared a tribute to Warne on her Instagram this week.The pair dated for several months in 2014, before Warne confirmed their split in September of that year.In a post to her stories, DJ and former Playboy model Emily, 39, shared a photo of the view from Warne’s Thai resort, with the timestamp of 1.05pm.

Robbie Williams is "terrified" of dying after the death of pal Shane Warne.The singer, 48, was rocked by the sudden passing of the cricketing great who died aged 52 while on holiday in Thailand.Take That star Robbie was already trying to be healthier but says the tragedy has made him consider his own mortality again.He said: "His passing has inspired me to think about life in a different way – and the fragility of life is terrifying."The star has been a life-long fan of Shane, widely regarded as one of the finest cricketers in history.Melbourne Cricket Ground will host 100,000 fans for his final farewell on March 30.The star gave insight into his thoughts regarding Dolores O’RiordanA private family funeral will be held before the state memorial service.Robbie added: WIf you don’t love Shane Warne, you’re an a***."The Angels hitmaker – who has previously battled with drug and alcohol addiction – says the premature deaths of several music peers and his own health issues forced him to change his lifestyle.He said: "The health is good, really good. It takes an awful lot to change my lifestyle, to be scared into the right actions.

Shane Warne began his final journey back home on Thursday after his coffin left Thailand to fly back to his home country of Australia. A state funeral will be held in Australia on 30 March for the late cricketer, who died suddenly of a suspected heart attack on 4 March while on the Island of Koh Samui in Thailand, Shane’s coffin – which was seen draped in an Australian flag – was reportedly transported out of Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok on one of millionaire wine management entrepreneur Terry Peabody's charter jets. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Robbie Williams is "terrified" of dying after the passing of his friend Shane Warne. The 48-year-old singer admits that he has been left contemplating his own mortality after the sudden death of the Australian cricket legend – who died at the age of 52 from a suspected heart attack in Thailand last week. Robbie told Australia's Herald Sun newspaper: "His passing has inspired me to think about life in a different way – and the fragility of life is terrifying.

Cricket legend Shane died on Friday at the age of 52 while on holiday in Thailand.Robbie, 48, has admitted that the sudden loss of his friend Shane has made him “terrified” of death. The singer has since been forced to contemplate his own mortality, as he and Shane were a similar age. The musician explained: “His passing has inspired me to think about life in a different way – and the fragility of life is terrifying."The star went on to add that he had always admired the cricket legend. “If you don't love Shane Warne, you're an a***hole,” he continued in his interview with Herald Sun.Robbie is set to be filming for his biopic Better Man in Melbourne and will perform a one-off show at Rod Laver Arena in April.The star has been married to actress and model Ayda Field, 42, since 2010. The pair share four children together: Theodora, nine, Charlton, seven, Colette, three, and Beau, two.Cricketer Shane died on Friday, leaving behind daughters Brooke, 24, and Summer, 20, as well as son Jackson, 22. The star shared his three children with ex-spouse Simone Callahan, to whom he was married between 1995 and 2005. There has been an outpouring of tributes to Shane following the news of his death and various flowers and cars have been left outside Melbourne Cricket Ground in his memory.On Sunday, Shane’s ex-fiancée Liz Hurley posted pictures of herself with the late sportsman to Instagram, writing in view of her 2.3 million followers: “I feel like the sun has gone behind a cloud forever.”Shane was said to have been enjoying a 'lads' holiday' in Koh Samui when friends found him unconscious in a villa at the resort on Friday.The former Australian leg-spinner died from "natural causes", his autopsy has confirmed, and the world has been

Robbie Williams has revealed he is "terrified" of death following the sudden passing of cricket legend Shane Warne.MORE: Shane Warne's cause of death revealed as his three children and ex-wife break their silenceThe father-of-four spoke candidly about the recent tragedy ahead of his upcoming trip to Melbourne, where his biopic Better Man is set to be filmed.WATCH: A look back at cricket legend Shane Warne's lifeSpeaking to The Herald, the 48-year-old said: "His passing has inspired me to think about life in a different way – and the fragility of life is terrifying."MORE: Elizabeth Hurley pens heartbreaking tribute to ex-fiance Shane Warne after shock deathRELATED: Damian Hurley pens emotional tribute following death of 'father figure' Shane WarneHe added: "If you don't love Shane Warne, you're an [expletive]." Robbie and Ayda have recently sold two of their homesRobbie is gearing up for an exciting few months, including a one-off show at Rod Laver Arena at the end of April. The recorded show is billed as "An Exclusive Evening with Robbie Williams" and will form part of the singer's finished biopic.Robbie, who has been off social media since the end of last year, has had a very busy start to the year.Just last week, it was revealed that he and Ayda Field had sold their $50million Beverly Hills mansion to singer Drake, less than two months after selling their Wiltshire estate.

Liz Hurley has hailed Shane Warne's two daughters Brooke and Summer Warne in a heartfelt post to mark International Women's Day.Warne's tragic death was announced to the world last Friday (March 4).It was later confirmed that the Cricket star died of a heart attack at the age of 52 after he'd been found unresponsive in his hotel room in Koh Samui, Thailand.Leaving behind his two daughters, thhe 56-year-old Gossip Girl star used her platform praise their bravery.In honour of her late fiancée, model and actress Liz penned: "I dedicate this #internationalwomensday to two brave, beautiful women @brookewarne and @summerwarne."She added: "I love you both so much and have the happiest memories of our times together."Your daddy loved you with all his heart."Comments amassed beneath, with one person writing: "Beautiful words and post @elizabethhurley1. My heart goes out to you all."Another online user echoed similar thoughts, adding: "My heart aches for you all - such a terrible loss and so young."While others also penned: "Miss you Shane Warne," and "RIP Shane."The actress and Warne had dated for three years before he'd got down on one knee and asked Liz to be his wife in 2013.

Shane Warne died at age 52 last Friday of natural causes after having a suspected heart attack. Liz Hurley, 56, has dedicated an Instagram post to her ex-fiancé's daughters, in aid of International Women's Day, making sure his daughters know how strong they are during this hard time.Shane was married to Simone Callahan prior to his relationship with Liz and had three children, Brooke, Jackson and Summer.Following the end of his marriage, he and Liz began dating but called off their engagement in 2013.Liz has taken to Instagram to dedicate a post to Shane's daughters after their father's tragic passing last week.The model posted a string of three pictures of herself with Summer and Brooke, along with a heartfelt message.A post shared by Elizabeth Hurley (@elizabethhurley1)In view of her 2.3 million followers, she penned: "I dedicate this #internationalwomensday to two brave, beautiful women @brookewarne and @summerwarne."I love you both so much and have the happiest memories of our times together."Your daddy loved you with all his heart."Many social media users took to the comments to praise Liz for her act of kindness and comfort the Warne family.Kimgelber said: "Such beautiful words."Florencenfred added: "Beautiful! My heart aches for you all - such a terrible loss and so young."Emmafarah1 commented: "Beautiful words and post @elizabethhurley1."My heart goes out to you all xxxxx."Liz recently responded to Summer's Instagram post as she shared memories with her late father.Liz left a comment on the heartbreaking post, writing: “I love you, Summer.

Elizabeth Hurley has paid a poignant tribute to Shane Warne's daughters following the cricketer's sudden death on Friday.MORE: Shane Warne's cause of death revealedThe swimwear model took to Instagram to share several photos of herself with her ex-fiancé's daughters Brooke and Summer, alongside a heartfelt message.She wrote: "I dedicate this #internationalwomensday to two brave, beautiful women @brookewarne and @summerwarne . I love you both so much and have the happiest memories of our times together.

Shane Warne vowed to "live less of my life on the edge" before his sudden death at the age of 52.The Australian cricket legend passed away of a suspected heart attack before being found unresponsive in his room at the luxury Samujana Villa resort in Koh Samui, Thailand, on Friday 4 March. Deputy spokesperson of the Thai police, Kritsana Pattanacharoen, said the autopsy report had concluded that Warne had a “natural death”.

Shane Warne’s daughter Summer after the cricket legend died aged 52.The sportsman, who was in a relationship with Elizabeth from 2010 to 2013, died of a suspected heart attack on Friday while on holiday in Koh Samui, Thailand. Authorities confirmed an autopsy showed he died of natural causes.After sharing support for Shane’s son Jackson, 23, Elizabeth also commented on a heartbreaking tribute shared by Summer, 20.The actress, 56, wrote: ‘I love you, Summer.

Liz Hurley has shared her love and support to her former fiancé Shane Warne's daughter Summer after the star passed away on Friday 5 March at the age of 52.The Australian cricket legend died of a suspected heart attack before being found unresponsive in his room at the luxury Samujana Villa resort in Koh Samui, Thailand.Taking to her instagram feed, Summer, 20, shared a series of intimate snaps and videos of herself with Shane before opening up on her heartbreak following the loss of her father. In one black and white snap, Summer can be seen sitting next to her dad as the pair smile for the camera, another shows her as a young child as she lays fast asleep next to her dad, while several videos show Shane acting silly for her in front of the camera.

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Elizabeth Hurley was left reeling following the sudden death of her former fiancé Shane Warne on Friday. And supporting her every step of the way is her son, Damian.MORE: Elizabeth Hurley's son Damian speaks out after being cut out of £180m willTo mark International Women's Day on Tuesday, Damian honoured his mum – alongside a number of his female friends – sharing a beautiful snapshot of mother and son together.

Cricket legend Shane Warne said he wanted to be in love and still held a candle for his ­former partner Liz Hurley, 56.Shane – who died of a heart attack aged 52 – declared in his memoirs that being with the actress was “like a bit of magic”.The Aussie spin-bowling great added poignantly: “I’ll always care about her and would be there if she needed me. We had something very special.“I regret none of it and now have a special friend forever.

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Shane Warne's family are planning to hold a private funeral before a state service will be held in front of 100,000 people.Plans are being made to honour the life of the legendary spin bowler, following his tragic death in Thailand on Friday at the age of 52.Warne's body currently remains in Thailand, with efforts being made to arrange the transportation of the body back to his native Australia so that a funeral can take place.The Daily Mail reports that his family will hold a private funeral for close friends and loved ones before a state service is held.The state service is set to be held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, which has a total capacity of 100,000.Cricket fans have already been flocking to the stadium since Warne's tragic passing, with cans of V8, letters and flowers all being left at the foot of the Shane Warne statue.Those fans will be given the opportunity to pay their respects at a public memorial later this month, with plans for the service currently being finalised.Under the most recent schedule of events, the state funeral could clash with the start of the new AFL season, although adjustments are said to be being made.Is Shane Warne the greatest spin bowler of all-time? Let us know in the comments section below.Prior to this, though, Warne's family and friends will gather in Melbourne once his body returns from Thailand.Plans for the transportation of the body back to Australia are currently in the works, with a private jet or government chartered aircraft currently believed to be under consideration.The body's passage home are still being worked out, a source has told the Herald Sun, with a lack of direct flights to Melbourne having caused a delay.Warne was in Thailand with a group of friends at the

Simone Callahan has paid a heartbreaking tribute to her ex husband Shane Warne, saying he was her “eternal love”.The couple, who remained close following their 2005 divorce, kept in touch for the sake of their children, daughters Brooke, 24, and Summer, 20, as well as son Jackson, 22. Shane passed away suddenly at the age of 52 while on holiday in Thailand from a suspected heart attack on Friday evening. On Tuesday Simone, 52, share never-before-seen snaps with her former husband, writing: “Shane’s greatest Love, Our children Brooke, Jackson & Summer.

Shane Warne's ex wife Simone Callahan has shared a heartbreaking tribute to the late cricketer following the news of his tragic death on Friday 4 March.The Australian cricket star died of a suspected heart attack before being found unresponsive in his room at the luxury Samujana Villa resort in Koh Samui, Thailand. On Tuesday 8 March, Shane's ex wife Simone, who he was married to for 10 years, broke her silence over his death as she took to Instagram to share a compilation video featuring never-before-seen pictures and clips of the star with their three children Brooke, Summer and Jackson. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter The very first photo in the series shows Shane with his hands up in the air as he rides a roller coaster with his children.