Bindi Irwin has revealed how her daughter Grace Warrior reminds her of her late father Steve ‘The Crocodile Hunter’ Irwin.
The wildlife warrior, 25, told E! News at the annual Steve Irwin Gala on Saturday, she sees ‘so much of her dad in Grace’.
‘She has so much fiery passionate energy about her. She just is a determined woman and she never stops moving. I mean, she’s 3 so she is a very busy girl,’ she said.
Bindi continued: ‘She thinks that it’s her job to make all the make sure all the animals are cared for. She is the kindest and most beautiful soul while also having this fiery energy that’s like dad and I love it.’
She also revealed her daughter calls her late grandfather ‘Grandpa Crocodile’.
Bindi Irwin has revealed how her daughter Grace Warrior reminds her of her late father Steve ‘The Crocodile Hunter’ Irwin
‘It melts my heart every time she says it. But I think it just came about because every time she saw a video of him or a photo he was feeding a croc,’ she explained.
Steve died on September 4, 2006, at the age of 44 after being pierced in the chest by a stingray while filming a documentary on the Great Barrier Reef.
Bindi shares Grace with her American husband, Chandler, 27, who she married back in 2020.
Chandler is now an Australian resident and works at the family’s zoo in Queensland.
The wildlife warrior, 25, told E! News at the annual Steve Irwin Gala on Saturday, she sees ‘so much of her dad in Grace’. Pictured Bindi, with husband Chandler Powell and Grace
It comes after Bindi took to Instagram last month to share a cute video of Grace introducing a tortoise to the camera.
‘This is a tortoise eating a flower,’ the budding Wildlife Warrior said as the reptile munched on a red hibiscus bloom.
‘She’s a huge tortoise… tortoise goes in land and turtles go in water. Their favourite food is leaves,’ the toddler added, to which Bindi replied: ‘That’s right baby.’
At the end of the video, Bindi was seen holding up the animal alongside husband Chandler and Grace, while saying: ‘Thank you for joining us as Grace taught us a little bit about tortoises.’
Steve died on September 4, 2006, at the age of 44 after being pierced in the chest by a stingray while filming a documentary on the Great Barrier Reef
