David and Candice Warner are every inch the proud parents as they celebrate daughter’s milestone

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As a fervent fan of the Warner family, I can’t help but feel a wave of warmth and admiration when I see Candice and David celebrating their daughter Isla’s pre-school graduation. It’s moments like these that remind us why they are not just sports icons, but loving parents who cherish every milestone in their children’s lives.

On Wednesday, Candice and David Warner beamed with pride as they marked their five-year-old daughter Isla’s preschool graduation.

The athletic duo posted a heartwarming series of pictures on Instagram, commemorating their youngest child’s significant accomplishment.

One precious photo captured Candice, 39, and David, 38, proudly posing with their child at her graduation ceremony, in which the youngster grinned from ear to ear in a miniature graduation gown.

A heartwarming image captured the joy of a child tossing her graduation cap high into the air, marking her triumphant completion of preschool and the start of new milestones ahead.

The proud parents captioned the gallery with some heartfelt words.

‘Congrats big girl. Grown up sooo fast. Big school next year!! We love you Isla,’ the wrote. 

‘Where did all those years go! Can’t wait to see you smash big school,’ one fan gushed.

‘Congratulations, baby steps to the final destination!’ a second person added. 

Candice and David are the proud parents of three daughters: Ivy, 10, Indi, eight, and Isla. 

Recently, Candice gave a glimpse into the potential career path that David might follow now that he has semi-retired from Test cricket.

When asked about David’s future actions, she explained that his three daughters would be given top attention, a situation she likened to a magical scenario.

She informed The Daily Telegraph that the following half year might not vary significantly from our usual routine.

In 2015, when Candice got married to David, she mentioned that her husband could now take their daughters to cricket and soccer matches on Sundays, along with collecting them from school.

Last June, David stunned the sports community by revealing that he was stepping down from both Test and One-Day International cricket matches.

Afterward, he chose to emotionally step down from one-day international cricket prior to his last Test match.

In his last game, David scored an impressive 57 runs that clinched the match for Australia at the SCG. This triumph marked a 3-0 series sweep against Pakistan, providing David with a fitting send-off from Test (red-ball) cricket.

As a seasoned professional looking back on my journey, I find myself at peace with the decision to bring my One Day International (ODI) career to an end, especially considering Australia’s triumphant victory in the World Cup held in India towards the end of last year.

He flagged the decision would create opportunities to play franchise cricket overseas and would not rule out a comeback if Australia needs an opener for the ICC Champions Trophy in 2025.

He expressed that the decision felt completely right for him. Winning in India, considering our starting point, was simply incredible, he added.

As a lifestyle expert, I can tell you that within our team, both under the guidance of Patty and personally led by Coach Andrew McDonald, there’s an undeniable sense of tranquility and ease. It’s not just about having a great leader; it’s about creating an atmosphere where everyone feels at ease, which makes all the difference in our collective performance.

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2024-12-11 16:20