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Elizabeth Hurley reunites with Shane Warne's kids at Oaks Day

Karishma Sarkari
Karishma Sarkari

Years after the death of her ex-fiancée, Elizabeth Hurley still has a strong bond with Shane Warne's three kids.

Liz and her son Damian Hurley, 22, caught up with Brooke Warne, 27, Jackson Warne, 25, and Summer Warne, 23, at Oaks Day.

"Today deserves a double upload," Brooke wrote as she proudly shared a shot on social media.

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"Special memories with this bunch, a special day with our special people!"

When Damian gatecrashed a clip on Brooke's Instagram Stories, the 27-year-old giggled with delight and captioned the short clip with affection for the British model.

"Baby brother, missed you," she wrote.

There was also a photo together of Brooke with her almost step-mum, Liz.

The 59-year-old actress and model was together with Australian cricketer Shane from 2010 to 2013, and they got engaged in 2011.

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Liz Hurley, Shane Warne and their children

The 59-year-old actress and model was together with Australian cricketer Shane from 2010 to 2013, with the couple getting engaged in 2011. Instagram

Brooke Warne and Damian Hurley at Oaks Day

When Damian gatecrashed a clip on Brooke's Instagram Stories, the 27-year-old giggled with delight and captioned the short clip with affection Instagram/BrookeWarne

The couple made appearances together at race days, including Royal Ascot in the UK and the 2011 Melbourne Cup Carnival.

Warne died suddenly in March 2022, at the age of 52, after a heart attack while on holiday in Thailand.

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It's been a week of remembering the Aussie icon, with Coldplay dedicating the song Sparks, from their 2000 album Parachutes, to his memory during their Melbourne concert.

"Our brother, we miss you," frontman Chris Martin told the audience as he strummed an acoustic guitar.

"Every time we come to Melbourne, it used to be time to hang out with Shane and all the Warne family.

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"I don't want to talk about it too much or I'll start to cry."

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