Who are Shane Warne’s 3 children Brooke, Jackson and Summer? After his sudden passing, the Australian cricket legend is survived by his kids with his ex, Simone Callahan
- Warne recently passed away while on holiday in Koh Samui, Thailand, at just age 52, shocking the global sporting world with his daughters writing heartfelt Instagram tributes
- Jackson shares his dad’s passion for a healthy and active lifestyle and the father-son duo even appeared on front cover of Australia Men’s Health in August 2021
Widely regarded as one of the greatest cricket players of all time, Shane Warne’s sudden passing on March 4 sent shock waves throughout the global sporting world. Warne, 52, succumbed to natural causes while on a tropical holiday in Koh Samui, Thailand.
The Australian cricket legend is survived by his children, Brooke, 24, Jackson, 23, Summer, 20, and his ex-wife Simone Callahan.
Away from the game, Warne was also known to be a champion father. Let’s get to know his three wonderful children as we look back at the sporting hero’s light and jovial moments with them.
Brooke Warne
Brooke is Warne’s eldest child. Based on their social media shout-outs to each other, their father-daughter relationship was carefree and fun loving.
When Brooke turned 24 in June 2021, Warne even brought out some throwback pictures of them as part of his birthday greeting on his Instagram Stories. The sweet snaps showed the two sharing quality time on a beach and enjoying some ice cream.
Brooke has been in a long-time relationship with her partner Alex Heath and, according to Australian site Woman’s Day, the two were even rumoured to have tied the knot in 2022.
After his sports career, Warne did not keep it a secret that he wanted to spend more time with his family, particularly his children. An insider even told Woman’s Day that Warne “could not wait” to be a grandad.
Jackson Warne
Jackson, who has made several appearances on Australian television, is Warne’s only son. The father-and-son duo are known to share commonalities in maintaining a fit and active lifestyle. They even graced the front cover of Australia Men’s Health August 2021 edition, where they advocated for mental and physical well-being.