Elizabeth Hurley, Shane Warne heading towards splitsville?
British model-actress Elizabeth Hurley and Australian cricketer Shane Warne have fuelled split rumours as the two have not interacted with each other on Twitter for over three weeks.

Melbourne: British model-actress Elizabeth Hurley and Australian cricketer Shane Warne have fuelled split rumours as the two have not interacted with each other on Twitter for over three weeks.The couple, who began dating in 2010, are known for their sweet exchanges on the micro-blogging site and the their apparent silence has mystified many, reported News.au.[caption id="attachment_1113005" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Reuters[/caption]Warne is currently in Australia hanging out with his three children, while Hurley is in the UK with her son Damian, who recently underwent an emergency surgery for appendicitis.The cricketer celebrated his 44th birthday last Friday and thanked everyone, from family members, friends and fans on Twitter for their wishes, except Hurley. Warne also posted a cryptic tweet a few days before his birthday."Something to think about, it is not what happens in your life, it is how you react to what life throws at you, in both the good and bad times," the 44-year-old tweeted.Hurley, who was previously married to Indian businessman Arun Nayar, had also posted an unusual tweet, saying, "The more I know of man, the more I love my dog."Warne and Hurley have split briefly once before in 2011 before reconciling. The couple got engaged the same year.PTI

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