Shane Warne's daughter Summer shares emotional video montage of her late father hamming it up for the cameras: 'Life will never be the same without you'

Shane Warne's daughter Summer paid a touching tribute to her late father on Wednesday.

The 20-year-old posted a video to TikTok showing a montage of her legendary cricket star father hamming it up for the camera.

She captioned the heart-warming clip, 'Life will never be the same without you dad'. 

Images from the video showed Shane, who died suddenly on March 4, dancing with Summer.

In another, Warne slid across a polished floor in his socks like Tom Cruise in the movie Risky Business.

An additional clip showed Shane humorously licking the flavour out of an empty Cheetos packet.

Shortly after his death, Summer shared a gallery of photos to Instagram to pay tribute to her beloved father, who died in Koh Samui, Thailand, in early March from 'natural causes'. 

Below her heartfelt post, Liz Hurley, who was in a relationship with Shane from 2010 to 2013, commented: 'I love you, Summer. Your daddy worshipped you.'

Summer is Warne's youngest child by his former wife, Simone, 52, to whom he was married between 1995 and 2005.  

Grieving Summer wrote: 'There are no words. It feels like I'm dreaming, waiting for someone to wake me up and tell me that you're okay.' 

'This can't be real life. There's no way that life is this cruel to the most beautiful people on this earth.

'There's no way that I will never hear your soft voice again telling me that "everything is going to be okay" or how "proud" you are of me, or simply saying "goodnight", "good morning", or "I love you".'

She also shared tender family photos of herself and her father. 

In one, the pair are seen lying in bed with their eyes closed, while in the other they embrace each other while smiling broadly.

Summer's words came after Elizabeth broke her silence on the death of her ex-fiancé, writing: 'I feel like the sun has gone behind a cloud forever. RIP my beloved Lionheart @shanewarne23.' 

Hurley also showed her support for Warne's eldest daughter, Brooke, in the wake of his shock death.

Elizabeth left a single red love heart emoji on an emotional Instagram post shared by Brooke on Tuesday.

The post showed Brooke, 24, and her family - including her mother, Simone Callahan, and siblings, Jackson and Summer - gathered in front of Shane's statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

'We are so grateful for everyone's support, the messages and love we have received is so special and touching, everyone's support around our Dad's statue is beyond heart warming thank you. We are so proud of our Dad,' she wrote.  

Shane had told ABC host Leigh Sales in 2018 he wanted 'to become a better person' when dating Elizabeth.

Shane and Elizabeth first got together in late 2010, before he popped the question to the Austin Powers actress in September 2011, but they sadly split in 2013.

He said of the romance in 2018: 'Who knows what the future holds. There's a difference between in love with someone and loving someone. I'll always love Elizabeth but I don't think we'll ever get back together.'

Warne's words came after he branded his romance with Elizabeth as being the 'happiest time of his life.'

The cricketer reflected back on his romance with Elizabeth, saying: 'When we were together we both had a great time. Unfortunately it didn't work out.