Shane Warne Death: Shane Warne had almost 30 years to live – What comes as a big revelation, Lianne Young the counselor of Shane Warne revealed that the Australia legend was supposed to live for another 30 years and wanted to settle down after his engagement fell with Liz Hurley in 2013. Young, the 47-year-old counselor claimed that Warne had moved on from his breakup and intended to start a new life. Follow Cricket Updates on InsideSport.IN
Shane Warne Death: Warne’s Counsellor reveals in a very emotional interview, ‘he wanted to settle down, thought he has 30 years to live’, Check OUT
In an emotional interview, Young revealed that it was a great shock after she got to know about the death of the Australian cricketer. She revealed that Warne confessed to her that he was making plans for the future and claimed he knew what he wanted from his life.
“Everything was going well. He had booked three months off and was looking forward to spending time with his kids, who he adored. There was no hint of health worries. He thought he had 30 years left,” she said.
“We talked about relationships and he seemed ready to find someone new. He never dwelt on his past. I remember at the end of the session, I asked, ‘Do you know what you want now?’.
Shane Warne Death: Warne’s Counsellor reveals in a very emotional interview, ‘he wanted to settle down, thought he has 30 years to live’, Check OUT
“And he replied, ‘Yes, I’m happy’. I think he wanted three things from life — to remain close with his children, to settle down with someone and to play cricket. He was excited about the future.”
Young also said that Shane Warne was deeply hurt after being fat-shamed and trolled after he put on weight. As a result, Warne went on a particular 14-day juice diet to get back to his best of health and fitness.
She went on: “There were pictures of Shane out there that were not flattering. I know seeing those images would at times p*** him off. He was keen to get back to a healthy way of living.”
Shane Warne Death: Warne’s Counsellor reveals in a very emotional interview, ‘he wanted to settle down, thought he has 30 years to live’, Check OUT
