'You'll be missed forever': Liz Hurley's touching tribute to Shane Warne one year after his shock death
Liz Hurley has shared a touching tribute to her former fiancé, Shane Warne, on one-year anniversary in the United Kingdom of his shock death of a suspected heart attack aged 52.
Taking to Instagram, Hurley posted a throwback picture of the two of them at Pont des Arts, a bridge in Paris that once featured 'Love Locks'.
Couples would attach locks to the bridge's railing and throw the key into the Seine River below as a romantic gesture, and Hurley and Warne, who were together from 2010 to 2013, did the same.
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"A year without Shane. You'll be missed forever. I hope our padlock is still there ❤️," the 57-year-old actress wrote to her 2.6 million followers.
Hurley's son Damian Hurley, meanwhile, also shared a tribute to his former step-father of his own.
"A year without SW… This photo was taken on one of the happiest days of my life. I will treasure it forever 💔," he wrote on Instagram, alongside a family photo.
Hurley and Warne started dating in 2010, and became engaged in 2011. They split amicably in 2013.
Warne had claimed that the relationship had simply "fizzled out" but he reportedly never dated seriously again, later saying that his "years with Elizabeth were the happiest of my life."
When the Spin King died last year, the Austin Powers actress posted a heartfelt tribute to the beloved cricketing legend.
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"I feel like the sun has gone behind a cloud forever," Hurley wrote, sharing an number of pictures from when they were together, including some personal ones. "RIP my beloved Lionheart."
Warne died of a suspected heart attack while holidaying in Thailand on March 4, 2022, at the age of 52, shocking Australia and the world.
Hurley joins the waves of tributes from friends and family of the Aussie cricketing legend who are processing one year without him.
Simone Callahan, Warne's ex-wife and the mother of his three children, Brooke, Summer, and Jackson, posted an old family video of Warne mucking around with his three children to remember him by on his one year death anniversary.
"Remembering Shane, always bringing joy and love to our children Brooke, Jackson and Summer," Callahan wrote.
"He just wanted to be the best dad, we miss you, forever in our hearts, I hope you have found comfort and peace."
Brooke, Jackson and Summer also shared emotional tributes of their own, remembering their father one year on from his death.
