Bindi Irwin’s husband Chandler Powell has shared a gushing tribute to his wife after she achieved a huge career milestone.
Bindi, 25, took to Instagram on Thursday to confirm the release of latest children’s book, You Are a Wildlife Warrior! which features her daughter Grace Warrior, three.
And her husband Chandler shared a sweet tribute to the zookeeper on social media after the news as he gushed over her big achievement and shared his pride.
He posted an adorable picture of Bindi reading her new book to their daughter Grace and shared some touching words in an accompanying caption.
‘So incredibly proud of @bindisueirwin for working so hard to create an amazing children’s book,’ he penned.
‘It’s a super fun story that also introduces important conservation initiatives. Can’t wait for February when it comes out! Pre order at the link in @bindisueirwin’s bio.’
Bindi sweetly replied in the comments section: ‘Thank you so much sweetheart.’
Featuring illustrations from Ramona Kaulitzki, the book will take readers on a journey with Bindi and Grace as they explore Australia Zoo and the importance of wildlife conversation.
Bindi Irwin’s husband Chandler Powell has shared a gushing tribute to his wife after she achieved a huge career milestone
Bindi, 25, confirmed the release of latest children’s book, You Are a Wildlife Warrior! which features her daughter Grace Warrior, three, with Chandler sharing his pride at the venture
‘I hope this book will inspire the next generation to love, respect and protect our natural world… it means the world to share our journey with you!’ Bindi said of the book, set for release on February 4, 2025.
Bindi and Chandler met as teenagers when she was leading a tour at Australia Zoo in late 2013 and they stayed in touch until they officially started dating in 2015.
Wakeboarder Chandler, from Florida, eventually moved to Australia to be with Bindi and they tied the knot in March 2020.
The couple now help to run Australia Zoo, which was made famous by Bindi’s late father ‘Crocodile Hunter’ Steve Irwin and his wife Terri.
Steve died in September 2006 at the age of 44, after being pierced in the chest by a stingray barb while filming a wildlife documentary in Batt Reef, Queensland.
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