Robert Irwin recently looked at a moment of childhood from his late father, Steve Irwin.
On Sunday, February 23, the 21-year-old conservationist, the television presenter, the zoo goalkeeper, the fauna and the actor photographer appeared in the Australian talk show The project.
In the show, he talked about his first memory of his father, Steve, who was a zoo goalkeeper and conservationist, wildlife educator and ecologist.
By reflecting on his childhood, Robert shared: “Each morning, regardless of rain, hail or shine, he would charge Bindi [Irwin, Robert’s sister] And me on the front of his motorcycle and we were going to tear the zoo and get ice.
“So I just remember being on the front of the motorcycle covered with ice just like loving life”, To grow Star added.
Robert then talked about his father’s inheritance one day after, which would have been Steve’s 63rd anniversary on February 22.
“It was his birthday yesterday, which would have been his birthday, and it is always incredible for me to see the world reaction and the impact that Dad has so far. It’s very, very special, ”he noted.
For UNversed, on September 4, 2006, Steve died after a Stingray attacked him while he was diving with snorkel and turned in the large coral barrier near Australia.
Stingray’s beard entered his chest, injuring his heart and causing serious injuries.
