Jackson Warne took to social media on Saturday to show off his surprising – and very expensive – hobby.
The son of late cricketer Shane Warne posted a video on Instagram revealing his lavishly completed Lego collection, which is worth thousands of dollars.
Among his collection is a Lego replica of the Titanic – priced at $1000 – a Pokémon character priced at nearly $100 and several Batman pieces worth hundreds of dollars.
Jackson, 24, beamed with pride as he showed off his expensive collection and revealed his most prized replica was a 5,000-brick piece of the anime character called Squirtle.
‘5000 plus stones and about 20 hours later: Squirtle!’ Jackson wrote alongside the images.
Jackson Warne (pictured) took to social media on Saturday to show off his surprising – and very expensive – hobby
Jackson has developed a reputation for sharing aspects of his personal life on social media.
Last month, he shared a heartfelt post on Instagram revealing he had expanded the Warne family by welcoming two new members to the clan.
He posed on Instagram with his new dogs, named Hom and Tom, explaining that they are Pomchis, a small breed that is a mix of Pomeranian and Chihuahua.
The son of late cricketer Shane Warne posted a clip on Instagram revealing his lavishly completed Lego collection, which is worth thousands of dollars
Among his collection is a Lego replica of the Titanic, priced at $1000
In a series of images, Jackson cuddled up to the two sweet pups, who made themselves at home on his couch.
It comes after Jackson revealed a personal triumph on Instagram after committing to an entire year without alcohol following the death of his cricket star father.
In an inspiring display of resilience, the 24-year-old chose to honor his father’s memory not with sadness, but with a commitment to health and clarity.
Jackson shared the goal he set for himself at the beginning of 2023: staying alcohol-free for the entire year.
It comes after Jackson revealed a personal triumph on Instagram after committing to an entire year without alcohol following the death of his cricket star father. Pictured with dad Shane
He wanted to demonstrate a healthier way to deal with life’s hardships, especially after experiencing the immense loss of his beloved father.
‘I wanted to show people that when something traumatic happens in your life, instead of going LEFT to alcohol which I thought was a band-aid, you can go RIGHT to health and fitness because it will help you do everything with a clearer mind to process,” he wrote.
After his father tragically died of a heart attack in Thailand in March 2022, Jackson said he could have let his grief ruin him. But instead he decided to focus on his health and channel his trauma into “energy for life.”
