Shane Warne's secret relationship with 'World's hottest grandma'
Gina Stewert, the OnlyFans celebrity from Australia who defines herself as the hottest grandma in the world on her social media, had made claims that she had a secret affair with legendary cricketer Shane Warne. Before Warne's tragic demise earlier this year, she claimed she had regular contact with him.
The 51-year-old has referred to Wane as her friend and confidante, claiming that she was devastated over the previous few months since he died. Warne passed away in March in Thailand, where he spent his holiday.
His death was mourned by players all over the world. Stewert claims that after speaking to Warne in 2018, they had a personal meeting in Gold Coast after exchanging a ton of messages. He also spoke about how they came up with various ideas to avoid getting caught by the media. Stewert also said that she was in touch with Warne before he left for Thailand. This is the first time she spoke about this publicly, as she respected his wish for privacy.
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