'World's Hottest Grandma' Claims She Was Dating Shane Warne Before His Death And Explains Why She Kept The Relationship Hidden

Gina Stewart, who bills herself as the “world’s hottest grandma” on social media, has made a dramatic claim that she was in a secret affair with legendary cricketer Shane Warne.

Stewart stated that she was in regular contact with Warne before his death in Thailand earlier this year, which shocked the cricketing world.

The 51-year-old described Warne as a “friend and confidante” and said she has been “devastated” over the last few months.

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“I have been crushed throughout recent months. The world lost a legend and I lost a companion and compatriot. The inconceivable occurred. I was dating Shane yet it wasn’t notable. He needed to keep it individual,” Stewart told Daily Star.

Stewart guaranteed she originally addressed seemingly quite possibly of the best spinners cricket has at any point seen in 2018 and after trading a ton of messages they, at last, met face to face in Gold Coast.

“He showed up on the Gold Coast and I met him after a cricket match-up. We hit it off straight away and went through the entire evening talking and getting to know one another. I thought that he is very fascinating and I cherished catching wind of his life and what mattered to him. We turned out to be very close and I made a guarantee to him that I would keep our story out of the public eye.”

‘Shane Warne was a good listener’: Gina Stewart

She additionally uncovered that she had addressed Warne before he had left for Thailand. “I was in touch with him before he left for Thailand and he was a good listener. He caused you to feel like you made a difference. He would let me know he felt so alright with me as though he had known me for eternity.”

Shane Warne, 52, passed on from respiratory failure on the island of Koh Samui, Thailand on March 4. Warne addressed Australia in 145 Tests – the third most-covered Australia cricketer to have worn the Baggy Green behind Ricky Ponting and Allan Border – and 194 ODI and completed his vocation with 1001 wickets.

In Tests, with 708 wickets, he is the second-driving wicket-taker ever behind Sri Lanka’s Muttiah Muralitharan.

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