Shane Warne when asked about audits on the Shane Warne Foundation

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From: http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/reality-tv/shane-warne-slams-critics-of-his-foundation-talks-romance-with-carmen-electra/news-story/7b227eaac3e6b4fb31d49845c9fcd453


Appearing on The Project after his shock exit on Wednesday night, Warne was not happy about a question relating to his charity being audited for fund mismanagement. Aly asked: “You and Fev were going to donate money to the charity.

There’s been the audit. It wraps up next week. You are about to land back in Australia and land in the middle of that issue. What are you doing about that the moment you get back home?” After firing back that he had been in “Guantanamo Bay” for six weeks and done “13 hours of PR straight,” Warnie wasted no time in telling Aly that it was disappointing that people want to criticise “good people that have raised money and made a serious difference to underprivileged children”.

“You can get stuffed if you want to... have a go at us but we are very proud of what we have been able to achieve,” he said. “If people want to have a crack at us for raising money and making a difference, go ahead. We have nothing to hide. We welcome any audit.”

But it was when Waleed wrapped up the interview by saying, “I am not sure the independent auditors will get stuffed but I’m sure we will see what they ultimately say,” that Warnie got really angry.

“You doubting me mate?” he said. “You don’t think - we have something to hide?” he asked. But Aly quickly put a stop to it. “I’m not saying anything, I have no comment on it,” he said. Just hours after the exchange, Warnie tweeted that it is unlikely he will ever be back on The Project, calling Aly “a dick” for his line of questioning.

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