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Daily Mail
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Cricket icon Shane Warne's daughter Summer puts on a busty display in saucy selfies as she enjoys getaway
Shane Warne 's daughter Summer has put on a very busty display in her latest social media post. The offspring of the late cricket star took to Instagram to post an array of pictures that showed her followers the happenings of her life lately, while simultaneously showing off her ample cleavage. Summer, 22, could be seen donning a skin-tight black frock in one picture, shielding her face as she brushed away a piece of her luscious, long hair during what appeared to be a getaway with friends. Another picture showed her in a strappy maroon-coloured top as she pouted for a mirror selfie, her leather jacket hanging off her shoulders. The young beauty could also be seen striking a pose in a doorway, showing off her curves in a simple black tee with her hair cascading across her shoulders. Also in the carousel of snaps was a flower bouquet snap and shots of her hanging out with her pals. The slew of pics come after she revealed that she will soon make her acting debut last year. Taking to Instagram in June, she shared a moment of her sitting in front of the camera and speaking to a co-star at what appears to be a party. The film, titled Navigating Juvenescence, tells the story of a group of Australian high-school students in their final days before graduation It is written and directed by Mitchell Law and features several young up-and-coming actors alongside the likes of Peter Phelps, Denise. Roberts and Alexandra Davies. Summer is the youngest daughter of iconic cricketer Shane Warne and his ex-wife Simone Callaghan. She has two older siblings, Brooke, 26, and Jackson, 25, and in the wake of their father's tragic death established The Shane Warne Legacy foundation in 2023, which provides free heart disease checks to all Australians. Brooke and Jackson took to the pitch at the MCG for the Boxing Day test to guide the crowd in the now-traditional Boxing Day hat flip to honour Shane, They also raised awareness for the Shane Warne Legacy, which offers free heart heath checks at the Boxing Day test - a fixture of the event for the past two years. Shane's friend Darren Lehmann interviewed the siblings about the initiative and was left in awe by Brooke and Jackson's touching tribute to their father. 'Well done guys, extremely proud,' Darren said to Brooke and Jackson at the end of the interview on ABC Grandstand. 'Warnie would be down there with a tear in his eyes with something like that, with his kids running around. 'The legacy you've started, the Warne family would be extremely proud, so well done guys.' During the interview, Brooke and Jackson spoke about how they deal with carrying on their father's legacy while still dealing with the grief of his loss. 'We've been brought up very well,' Brooke told co-host Corbin Middlemass. 'We've been brought up to be strong and tough and be respectful.
Yahoo
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ravens Coach Reacts to Star QB Acting Debut
Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson made his acting debut on Friday, appearing in an episode of "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" on Starz. The former Louisville Cardinals quarterback won the Heisman Trophy before being drafted by the Ravens with the final pick of the first round in 2018. While he's had a measure of success with his college career, he could be in store for an acting career when he hangs up his cleats - whenever that may be. Advertisement Jackson won the Heisman Trophy during his senior season at Louisville, then notched two NFL MVP honors as a member of the Ravens. Ravens coach Jim Harbaugh revealed ahead of the episode that he was looking forward to it, and saw a familiar look on Jackson's face in the preview. "I am looking forward to it," Harbaugh told reporters. "You know, that facial expression in that clip, I've seen that look before. He's looked at me that way a couple times, it's a tough look right there. He's got the face of an actor, man. "We just don't need him to get too excited about the acting too early, let's finish the football first. But I know he feels that way." Advertisement After the experience, Jackson gave credit to all the actors and actresses who do that on a full-time basis. "I tip my hats off to those actors and actresses because man, that's a different type of world,'' he said. "Not just football — putting on pads and going out there and doing something physical — you got to really memorize and articulate your words and do something this way just to make the scene much better. A lot goes into it, so I tip my hats off." Related: Ravens Draft Could Produce Multiple Starters Related: Bills Rival Wants to 'Get Josh Allen'
