The Irwin family appeared closer than ever as they left the airport on Monday, two days before the 18th anniversary of Steve Irwin’s tragic death.
Bindi Irwin, 25, was a real mother as she walked through Brisbane airport with her two-year-old daughter Grace Warrior.
She was joined by her husband Chandler Powell, her brother Robert, 20, and her mother Terri after their visit to North Queensland for their annual Croc research trip.
To steal the show with her family, Bindi opted for comfort in a casual checked shirt over a grey T-shirt, paired with light blue jeans and white sneakers.
She appeared relaxed yet focused as she carried Grace, who looked adorable in a pastel pink jacket and matching pants, while holding a children’s book.
The Wildlife Warrior looked comfortable and casual, wearing a gray cap.
Walking next to her was Bindi’s husband Chandler, 26, who looked like a real pillar of support.
Chandler wore a black T-shirt, beige shorts, and hiking boots, with a large backpack over his shoulder.
The Irwin family looked close-knit as they left the airport on Monday, two days before the 18th anniversary of Steve Irwin’s death (pictured: Terri, Robert and Bindi with Chandler Powell)
Bindi Irwin, 25, was a devoted mother as she held her two-year-old daughter Grace Warrior while walking through Brisbane Airport on Monday
The Irwin family were in North Queensland for their annual Croc research trip, just days before the 19th anniversary of Steve Irwin’s tragic death
Bindi’s younger brother, Robert, 20, also joined the group, walking through the airport with his trademark grin.
The wildlife photographer and conservationist wore a casual, tight navy T-shirt that showed off his athletic build, along with jeans and brown hiking boots.
Robert seemed in a cheerful mood and his broad smile was a clear sign that the family continues to find joy, even in difficult times. He was chatting with a male friend.
Meanwhile, their devoted mother Terri, 60, was spotted walking apart and keeping a low profile.
The Irwin matriarch opted for comfort in a blue Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve T-shirt, lightweight jeans and practical gray sneakers.
She added a touch of discretion with a black face mask and a cap, her backpack slung over her shoulder as she walked briskly through the airport.
Bindi opted for comfort in a casual checked shirt over a grey tee, paired with light blue jeans and white sneakers
She appeared relaxed but focused as she carried Grace, who looked adorable in a pastel pink jacket and matching pants, while holding a children’s book
Also in attendance with the couple was Bindi’s younger brother, Robert, 20, who flashed his trademark grin as he walked through the airport
Meanwhile, mother Terri, 60, was spotted walking around inconspicuously
Steve, known as ‘The Crocodile Hunter’, tragically died in 2006 after being attacked by a stingray while filming a documentary
The close-knit family is no doubt bracing for an emotional time as they commemorate the anniversary of Steve Irwin’s death.
Steve, better known as The Crocodile Hunter, tragically died in 2006 after being attacked by a stingray while filming a documentary.
However, his legacy lives on through his family, who continue his conservation and activism mission.
