Shane Warne’s children share touching Father’s Day tributes

Shane Warne’s children shared touching tributes as they marked six months since his death and their first Father’s Day without their dad.

Jackson Warne has shared the last photo taken with his dad Shane.

Jackson Warne has shared the last photo taken with his dad Shane as he and his sisters paid tribute to the late cricket legend on Father’s Day.

“This was the last photo we ever took together,’’ Jackson posted on social media.

“24.2.2022. Doing something we both loved. Playing poker. Miss ya mate. Happy Father’s Day.”

Warne ended the post with a love heart.

Shane died suddenly from a heart attack on March 4 while on holiday in Thailand.

His eldest daughter Brooke and youngest daughter Summer also posted touching messages.

Brooke with her dad.

Brooke wrote: “6 months today since we lost our Dad. Happy Father’s Day to the Best Day on Earth and in Heaven. Today is for you Dad. You are our shining Star and forever will be. All my friends and other people who find Father’s Day just as hard, you are in my thoughts.

“I Miss you every day Dad, I will Love you Forever. SW 23. Missing your Dad hugs extra today.”

Summer also posted a loving picture with her Dad.

“6 months today since you gained your wings,’’ she wrote.

“I miss you more than anything in the world, I love you. Happy Father’s day Dad.”

The first big occasion the family marked without their beloved Dad was Jackson turning 23 in May.

Summer also posted a loving picture with her Dad.

He made special mention of the significance of the occasion as the spin king wore number 23 during his decorated cricket career.

“This birthday was a hard one to celebrate but I was lucky enough to be surrounded by great friends and family to make it such a special weekend,’’ Jackson wrote on Instagram.

“I turned 23 this year which is a very special number. 23.

“Thankyou everyone for the birthday wishes and I will get back to all of you. I appreciate your kind words. Thankyou, go saints.”

Brooke last week made a memorable stop at Lord’s Cricket Ground to visit the Shane Warne Commentary Box.

“This is an honour for our Dad and family,’’ she wrote. “It was very special to be able to see this. Thank you for honouring our Dad with this incredible tribute in a place where he spent a lot of his time and made so many memories.”