Cricket legend Shane Warne leaves $20 million estate to his three children
Cricket legend Shane Warne has left his $20 million estate to his three children.
Warne, who suddenly died last March left his vast assets to his children Summer, Jackson and Brooke Warne, The Sydney Morning Herald reports.
The details of his will came from probate records that have just been released in Victoria, which includes his $6.5 million property on the Mornington Peninsula.
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Shane Warne with Andrew Symonds. Hamish Blair/Getty Images
Warne also left 2 per cent of his estate to his brother, Jason Warne, and 2.5 per cent each to niece Tyla Warne and nephew Sebastian Warne.
The will, dated December 3, 2021, doesn't leave anything to Warne's ex-wife Simone Callahan, the paper reports.
Warne also had a $1.2 million deposit on a property in The Esplanade in St Kilda, in Melbourne's inner south.
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Brooke Warne, Jackson Warne and Summer Warne unveil the 'Shane Warne Stand' during the state memorial service. Getty
He had $5 million in a Commonwealth Bank account and $1.3 million in personal loans, as well as over $2 million in shares.
In the will Warne left his large car collection to son Jackson, including a $350,000 Mercedes-Benz.
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Warne, who suddenly died last March left his vast wealth, including his Mornington Peninsula house which is worth $6.5 million, to Summer, Jackson and Brooke Warne. Getty
Warne had a heart attack while on holiday in Thailand on March 4, 2022.
A star-studded special memorial was held for 'Warnie' at the MCG.
His children unveiled a stand bearing his name.
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