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ordered a new tailored suit and two masseuses hours before he died of a sudden heart attack at a luxury villa in .
The 52-year-old was looking to buy a new outfit when he decided to order one through a tailor on the island of Koh Samui on Friday.
Local police said Warne then went back to his villa at the Samujana resort before he ordered two Thai masseuses who gave him a massage in one of the rooms.
Warne had plans to head out for drinks later that night with four friends who were holidaying with him at the luxury resort.
Shane Warne ordered a new suit and two masseuses hours before he died of a suspected heart attack at a luxury villa in Thailand – as his final moments are revealed by devastated friends
Local police said Warne then went back to his villa at the Samujana resort before he ordered two Thai masseuses who gave him a massage in one of the rooms
Local police said Warne then went back to his villa at the Samujana resort before he ordered two Thai masseuses who gave him a massage in one of the rooms (stock image)
But he was found unresponsive after suffering a suspected heart attack as he and his mates took an afternoon nap hours before they were meant to head out.
Paramedic Anuch Han-Iam, who was one of the first responders on the scene, said Warne’s friends were already performing CPR when they arrived at the villa.
‘They were trying to bring him back to life… they were desperate. I think one was crying. Really stressed and panicked,’ he told .
‘They kept trying to wake him… I heard someone saying ”come on Shane, come on”.’
Mr Han-Iam said there were no women in the room, nor was there ‘anything unusual that made [him] think they’d been partying’.
‘I did my best for him and gave all my energy. I’m so sorry that I couldn’t help him.’
The local police chief said Warne visited a tailor to have a suit made earlier on Friday and ordered two local masseuses to come to his villa.
‘He called the girl to massage. It was just massage. He didn’t die because of the massage. He wasn’t well,’ he said.
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Pictured: The body of Australian cricket player Shane Warne is transported from Koh Samui Hospital mortuary
A mortuary worker at Koh Samui Hospital. It’s understood Warne’s body will be taken to Surat Thani Hospital -650km south of Bangkok – for the autopsy
A mortuary worker disinfects himself as he prepares to move Warne’s body, just two days after he tragically died while on a holiday with his mates in Thailand
One of Warne’s holiday companions, Sporting News chief executive Tom Hall, revealed the final moments of Warne including an unexpected gift and his last meal.
Hall, who met Warne at a charity poker tournament 15 years ago, was one of the four friends who was with Warne during his final hours.
‘I have dined with Shane in many fine establishments, but rather than sample some of the local Thai fare, we tuck into a plate of Vegemite on toast,’ Hall wrote on .
‘Shane chomping away: ‘Geez, you can’t beat Vegemite with some butter, always great wherever you are in the world’.
On the same day, Hall and his friends Andrew Neophitou, 태국여행 Gaz, and Fred were discussing with Warne the best way to watch the Australia vs Pakistan Test on TV.
The cricket legend then ducked into his room before emerging with a very surprising set of gifts for Hall.
‘Shane had been working with me at The Sporting News for the past year or so and he presented me with his jumper from the 2005 Ashes Test, his 2008 IPL shirt and a one-day international shirt and cap to place in the TSN offices in Australia and the UK,’ Hall wrote.
The ambulance was loaded onto a ferry to Surat Thani province on Sunday
The ferry containing the body of Shane Warne departs for Surat Thani
Jackson Warne shared a final photo with his famous dad (right and centre) on January 31, 2022. The pair were pictured beaming while watching the Australian Open alongside Australian Rules footballer Steven Baker
Warne entertained his longtime friend with stories about the first season of the Indian Premier League – not knowing it would be one of the last conversations shared between the pair.
Emergency services arrived at the Koh Samui Hospital mortuary at about 8am Sunday local time (12pm AEDT) to transport the late 52-year-old, two days after he suffered a suspected heart attack while holidaying on the Thai island with friends.
Warne’s family hoped to avoid a post-mortem in Thailand so his body could be flown back to Australia as soon as possible.
But on Sunday, the cricketing legend’s body was covered in a purple blanket and put into an ambulance to then board a car ferry destined for 태국여행 Surat Thani Hospital – 650km south of Bangkok – for the autopsy.
Department of Foreign Affairs officials were on board the ferry with Warne’s friends and Australian ambassador Allan McKinnon.
Thai police said the body must be examined to find the cause of death and a report will then be sent to the Australian embassy in Bangkok.
‘I am waiting for the autopsy report. If there is nothing suspicious, then the case is closed,’ Thai police lieutenant-colonel Chatchawin Nakmusik said on Saturday.
Warne, 52, died of a suspected heart attack at the luxury Samujana Villas resort on the Thai island of Koh Samui on Friday evening
Warne had been reportedly suffering chest pains and was having trouble with his asthma before travelling to Thailand
His remains will be taken to Surat Thani Hospital (pictured) – 650km south of Bangkok – for the autopsy
Thai authorities are preparing to conduct an autopsy on the body of Australian cricket superstar Shane Warne (Pictured: Surat Thani Hospital)
Warne’s family told authorities he was suffering health problems before travelling, including troubles with his asthma and chest pains.
He’d also completed a 14-day ‘extreme’ liquid diet in an attempt to slim down in the days before his death.
Just five days ago, Warne shared an old picture of himself without a shirt to Instagram, revealing he was working hard to get back in shape.
‘Operation shred has started (10 days in) & the goal by July is to get back to this shape from a few years ago ! Let’s go,’ he wrote.
Shane Warne completed a 14-day ‘extreme’ liquid diet in an attempt to slim down to his former best before he tragically died
Just five days ago, Warne shared an old picture of himself without a shirt to Instagram, revealing he was working hard to get back in shape
Warne’s long-time manager James Erskine revealed on Sunday that Warne took to drastic measures to trim down, including partaking in liquid-only diets.
At the time of his death, 파타야풀빌라 he’d recently finished an extreme and ‘ridiculous’ cleanse in which he only had fluids for about 14 days, Erskine revealed.
‘It was a bit all or nothing. It was either white buns with butter and lasagne stuffed in the middle, or he would be having black and green juices,’ he said.
‘He obviously smoked most of his life [but] I don’t know, I think it was just a massive heart attack. That’s what I think’s happened.’
Tributes are left as people pay their respects at a statue of Shane Warne outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground
Thai immigration police were seen at the ferry pier where Shane Warne’s body was transferred off Koh Samui and onto the mainland
Thai officials agreed Warne’s death was not suspicious, and noted no alcohol or cigarettes were found inside the luxury villa.
Thai police revealed on Saturday that they found his room splattered with bloodstains from the prolonged CPR but ruled out foul play.
Two pools of blood were found on the carpet at the foot of Warne’s bed as well as three blood-stained towels, and one pillow, with blood stains also on the mattress.
Ambulance crews also reported a pool of vomit by the bed.
Australian government officials have now met with Warne’s friends in Koh Samui to discuss bringing his body home to Melbourne.
Tributes to Warne are seen outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground
Warne’s final Instagram post from Koh Samui’s Samujana Villa, Thailand. The cricketing legend was on a break with four friends
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covered her newly-enlarged bust in a cropped T-shirt as she jetted back from on Wednesday after revealing the results of her 13th boob job.
The former glamour model, 43, looked casual in the cream top and dark green tracksuit as she posed outside the airport after flying abroad with fiancé .
Katie reportedly had her latest boob job and full body with bum fat removal, at the BeClinic in Overijse, Belgium in December and 파타야풀빌라 revealed them on Tuesday while posing on a boat in a skimpy bikini.
New look: Katie Price covered her newly-enlarged bust in a cropped T-shirt as she jetted back from Thailand on Wednesday after revealing the results of her 13th boob job
For her airport look, Katie completed her ab-flashing outfit with comfortable white trainers and toted a Louis Vuitton bag while clutching her face mask.
She wore her dyed-blonde hair up in a high pony and opted for a glamorous makeup look complete with a slick of light pink lip.
It comes after on Tuesday Katie unveiled the results of her 13th boob job while on a boat trip with her fiancé during their holiday to .
Woah: Katie reportedly had her latest boob job and full body liposuction with bum fat removal, at the BeClinic in Overijse, Belgium in December and revealed them on Tuesday
According to , Katie’s family are ‘horrified’ at her latest procedure and are said to be disappointed surgeons agreed to perform on her.
A source said: ‘It’s getting really silly now and more than a little irresponsible.Everyone’s quite horrified, to be honest.
Katie’s mother Amy previously admitted she fears her daughter might have body dysmphoria, telling The Sunday Times: ‘She doesn’t tell me now because she knows I’ll go ballistic.
‘Maybe she does it because she doesn’t feel she’s attractive enough, or maybe it’s body dysmorphia.Part of the problem is she gets her surgeries free, so someone is always capitalising on her name.’
Revealing her work: Katie wore a white and light orange skimpy bikini as she relaxed on the coat with Carl on Tuesday
New inkings: 파타야풀빌라 Katie also took to her Instagram Story the day before she left for Thailand to share a glimpse as she got her latest tattoo
The mother-of-five had her first cosmetic surgery at the tender age 18 where she had a boob job taking her breasts for a B cup to a C cup and had her first liposuction.
Last year on Steph’s Packed Lunch, Katie visited Dr Prakesh who performed her first cosmetic operation and was told he wouldn’t perform on her now.
He told her: ‘If you came to me now, I would not do surgery.The risk of repeated botox and fillers is you age faster sometimes. With repeated surgery you are interfering with the skin, stretching it, and you lose elasticity.’
Carl has also told Katie to lay off the surgeries, previously telling OK!magazine: ‘There is a point when it’s too much and an unnecessary risk. I think the surgery does need to stop. You can look too plastic.’
Claims: Katie’s family are reportedly ‘horrified’ at her latest procedure and are said to be disappointed surgeons agreed to perform on her (pictured with her sister Sophie and mother Amy)
A representative for Katie Price declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline.
According to The Sun, Katie underwent full body liposuction – including fat being removed from her bum – and breast lift surgery at the BeClinic in Brussels.
It’s also been claimed that Katie’s latest surgery was filmed for her YouTube channel, and that the operation was performed by her ‘favourite’ surgeon Dr Frank Plovier.
It had previously been reported that Katie was planning to travel to Turkey for yet more plastic surgery, but allegedly drove to Belgium in secret instead.
Surgery: 파타야풀빌라 Katie has undergone an array of procedures over the years, including rhinoplasty, a silhouette facelift, 3D, veneers, lip fillers and Botox, culminating in her first facelift in 2017 (pictured in 2001)
Speaking previously to The Sun about her surgeries, Katie said: ‘If I’m honest with you, if there’s no pain, there’s no gain. The price of beauty is sometimes you have to go through pain.
‘Is it painful?The first surgery I had was uncomfortable. These boobs have been to America, England, Belgium and now these are Turkey boobs. I’ve just had them reduced.
‘My old implants – I have them in a bag – they were a thousand CC and, Jesus, when I hold them they were really heavy.’
Aussies have rushed to score free tickets to ‘s state memorial at the MCG where tens of thousands of fans will farewell the cricketer for the last time.
The highly anticipated funeral will be held at the Cricket Ground on March 30, nearly a month after the Aussie icon died of a heart attack on March 4.
Tickets for 파타야풀빌라 the memorial were made available at 3pm on Tuesday, prompting tens of thousands to jump online and claim their spot at the send-off.
More than 30,000 tickets were snapped up in less than three hours for seats on the venue’s northern grandstand that overlooks the Great Southern Stand, due to be renamed in honour of the cricket great.
Aussies are rushing to score free tickets to Shane Warne’s state memorial at the MCG where tens of thousands of fans will farewell the cricket great (pictured in 2019) for the last time
The highly-anticipated funeral will be held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (pictured) on March 30, nearly a month after the Aussie icon died of a heart attack on March 4
Organisers have reassured fans more tickets will become available in the lead-up to the service which can be attended by over 100,000 people.
At least 50,000 fans will join Warne’s family, friends, dignitaries and invited guests, which will include former and current cricketers at the MCG, the scene of Warne’s famous Ashes hat-trick in 1994 and 700th Test wicket on Boxing Day in 2006.
The memorial is scheduled to start at 7pm on March 30, with doors opening at 5:30pm, and is expected to last at least two hours.
Victoria’s deputy premier James Merlino said the state government was looking to get as many people into the cricket ground as possible.
Premier Daniel Andrews also reassured fans there would be no density limits placed on the event which will farewell Warnie for the final time.
He said the service would be an ‘incredibly special event’ for both the cricketer’s family and the Australian community.
Attendees are required to be fully vaccinated to enter the cricket ground with Covid-safe protocols to remain in place during the event.
Those who can’t physically attend the service will be invited to tune in to a live-stream on a website dedicated to broadcasting the memorial.
It is expected musicians who were close to Warne, like Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Ed Sheeran, (pictured with the cricketer) will send personalised videos to be played at the MCG
It is also understood Elizabeth Hurley, (left) who was formerly engaged to the cricketer, (right) is considering making the trip from England
It is expected musicians who were close to Warne, like Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Ed Sheeran, will send personalised videos to be played at the MCG.
It is also understood Elizabeth Hurley, who was formerly engaged to the cricketer, is considering making the trip from England, the reports.
Mourners are asked to make a donation to The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health in lieu of flowers at the request of Warne’s family,
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed he will attend the public service – the night after the Federal Budget is handed down.
The new details comes just days after about 80 of the Warne’s close friends and family attended an intimate funeral at the St Kilda Football Club.
Emotions ran high as mourners congregated to remember the icon on Sunday at the fitting setting where Warne earned a spot in the under-19s side before being elevated to reserve grade – one tier below the top level.
Close friend and TV host Eddie McGuire (pictured with Warne in December 2014) delivered the eulogy at an intimate funeral attended by 80 of the cricketer’s close friends and family
Tickets for the cricketer’s state memorial were made available at 3pm on Tuesday, prompting tens of thousands of fans jump to claim their spot (pictured, crowds at the MCG in 2006)
Close friend and TV host Eddie McGuire delivered the eulogy at the funeral and Coldplay singer Chris Martin performed a musical tribute called ‘The Eulogy’.
McGuire gave a live cross to Channel 9 before heading inside the service.
He spoke of Warne’s jovial and happy-go-lucky nature, noting he was a ‘friend of The Footy Show’ and loved his life.
‘The reason why he was so loved is because he was fallible, he was Superman. He did the things you dreamt of doing as a kid,’ McGuire said in a moving tribute.
Mourners also heard the song Yellow by Coldplay, which was one of Warne’s favourite tracks, along with Frank Sinatra’s My Way.
Emotional lyrics from the Coldplay song include ‘lights will guide you home’ and ‘tears stream down your face when you lose something you cannot replace’.
During the outdoor part of the service Fix You by Coldplay was played and finally, as Warne’s body was driven away for a final time, Simply The Best by Tina Turner.
Warne’s three children, daughters Brooke, 24, and Summer, 21, and son Jackson, 22, filed out after the procession looking grief stricken.
Jackson was accompanied by his girlfriend Kiah Broadsmith, 21.
‘The reason why he was so loved is because he was fallible, he was Superman. He did the things you dreamt of doing as a kid,’ McGuire said of Warne in a moving tribute on Sunday
Warne’s son Jackson kissed his dad’s coffin as close friends of his father watched on from the stands (he is pictured here carrying the coffin at the private service on Sunday)
The hearse drove a final lap of honour around the football oval, with club scarves draped over his coffin. Warne’s son Jackson kissed his dad’s coffin as close friends of his father watched on from the stands.
The invitation-only mourners included sporting friends, old school mates, his partners from late night poker games. They were all given St Kilda scarves as they walked in for the sombre service.
Others mourners included Michael Clarke, Merv Hughes, Allan Border, Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, Glenn McGrath and former England captain Michael Vaughan, racehorse owner Lloyd Williams.
Also in attendance were football figures Aaron Hamill, Steven Baker, Campbell Brown and Sam Newman, and friends Dannii Minogue, Ann Peacock and Warne’s long-time personal assistant Helen Nolan.
Guests, wearing their matching Saints scarves, were instructed to put their glasses ‘high to the sky’ for one final farewell.
Warne’s three children, daughters Brooke, 24, and Summer, 21, and son Jackson, 22, filed out after the procession looking grief stricken (pictured, the cricketer in November 1999)
Warne was found unresponsive in his luxury villa at the Samujana resort on Koh Samui, Thailand, on March 4 after suffering a heart attack (pictured, fans father outside the MCG)
Warne’s former fiancee, actress Elizabeth Hurley, 파타야풀빌라 revealed overnight she would not be able to attend.
‘My heart aches that I can’t be in Australia tomorrow for Shane’s funeral,’ she wrote in an emotional Instagram post.
‘I was filming last night and, with the time jump, physically can’t get there.’
Warne was found unresponsive in his luxury villa at the Samujana resort on Koh Samui, Thailand, about 5pm on Friday, March 4 after suffering a heart attack.
His close friend Andrew Neophitou performed CPR on Warne for up to 20 minutes before first responders arrived and took over, but could not save him.
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was watching Australia’s Test cricketers take on from his hotel room in on Friday evening before meeting friends for dinner when he suffered a heart attack in Thailand on Friday evening.
Many sporting fans will feel Warne’s final moments were fitting given the legacy he left in the sport.
James Erskine said the champion leg-spinner, 52, was discovered unconscious by his friend Andrew Neophitou, an executive producer on his recently released documentary, Shane, who had gone to Warne’s Thailand hotel room before a planned dinner.
He was found unconscious with the historic first Test match between Australia and Pakistan playing on the television.
Neophitou frantically began performing CPR on the Australian sporting legend before an ambulance arrived.
Warne, a father of three, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Thai International Hospital.
‘Neo (quickly) realised he (Warne) wasn’t well. He tried to give mouth-to-mouth, tried to resuscitate him, but he had no heartbeat,’ Erskine told the .
Australian sporting legend Shane Warne suffered a heart attack while watching Australia’s Test cricketers take on Pakistan from his hotel room in Thailand on Friday evening, his manager has confirmed
Warne’s manager James Erskine said the champion leg-spinner, 52, was discovered unconscious by his friend Andrew Neophitou, an executive producer on his recently released documentary, Shane
Warne’s three kids – Brooke, Summer and 파타야풀빌라 Jackson – were said to be shattered by the news of their father’s death (pictured, Shane and Jackson together at St Kilda Beach)
‘He (Warne) was on holiday, 파타야풀빌라 having a lie down, a siesta, he hadn’t been drinking. He’d been on this diet to lose weight… everyone thinks he’s a big boozer, but he’s not.’
Erskine also confirmed drugs were not involved as Warne ‘hated’ them.
Warne’s three kids – Brooke, Summer and Jackson – were said to be ‘shattered’ by the news of their father’s death, as tributes continue to roll in from all walks of life – including entertainment and politics.
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger labelled the Australian the ‘greatest spin bowler ever’, 파타야풀빌라 while musician Ed Sheeran said he would bloody miss’ his ‘amazing friend’.
In a statement, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Warne was ‘one of only a few that could approach the extraordinary achievements of the great (Sir) Don Bradman’ and that he was ‘one of our nation’s greatest characters.’
‘His humour, his passion, his irreverence, his approachability ensured he was loved by all. Australians loved him. We all did,’ Mr Morrison said.
Victorian premier Dan Andrews confirmed the MCG’s Great Southern Stand would be renamed the S.K. Warne Stand, as a ‘permanent tribute to an amazing Victorian.’
Warne has often admitted his life changed forever after his ‘ball of the century’ to England batsman Mike Gatting at Old Trafford in the 1993 Ashes series, a delivery which catapulted the leg-spinner into stardom.
‘Absolutely devastating and I just feel so sad for his family. It is a huge loss to many, many people,’ Gatting told Sky Sports News when asked about Warne’s shock passing.
‘Without a doubt, he is the number one ever. I should think there have been a lot of great cricketers, great spinners and great leg-spinners but Warnie will always be, certainly from my point of view, the number one.
‘He had all the things a cricketer needed, a lot of self-confidence, a lot of ability, the discipline, passion and desire.
‘Above all he had time to enjoy it. He had great fun playing cricket and resonated with a lot of youngsters.
‘The inspirational leg-spin he bowled I am sure inspired many, many guys to take up leg-spin bowling.’
During his career Warne gained a reputation as the blonde-haired, blue-eyed hero of the sport, a champion bowler on the pitch and a playboy off it, famed for 파타야풀빌라 his love of high profile women, beer and cigarettes
In news which has rocked the sport, Warne, 52, has died after a suspected heart attack in Koh Samui (pictured, with son Jackson)
A statement confirming Warne’s death from his management read: ‘Shane was found unresponsive in his villa and despite the best efforts of medical staff, he could not be revived.’ Pictured is a photo of the complex where Warne was staying in Koh Samui
Shane Warne’s love of beautiful women added to his character in the eyes of many fans
Australian captain Pat Cummins also delivered a moving video tribute after the tragic news was confirmed.
‘We are all numbed by the news. Shane was a once-in-a-century cricketer and his achievements will stand for all time, but apart from the wickets he took and the games he helped Australia win, what he did was draw so many people to the sport,’ he said.
‘So many of us in the playing group grew up idolising him and fell in love with this great sport as a result, while many of our support staff either played with him or against him.
‘It has been a terrible couple of days for Australian cricket with the passing of Rod Marsh and now Shane. Our thoughts are with both families and, in Shane’s case, particularly with his parents Keith and Bridgette, his brother Jason and his children Jackson, Summer and Brooke.
‘The game of cricket was never the same after Shane emerged, and it will never be the same now he has gone. Rest in peace King.’
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