Photo: Bindi Irwin/Instagram. Inset: Astrid Stawiarz/Getty
On Monday,Bindi Irwinshared a series of sweet photos of her and husbandChandler Powell’s 8-month-old daughterGrace Warriorwith their dog Stella and a chicken.
In the snaps, a smiling Grace lounges in the grass on a blue blanket while Stella and the chicken sit beside her. A few shots even show Grace reaching out to pet the animals.
“She’s got her pug and her chicken and life is good. 🐶🌸🐓” Irwin, 23, captioned the Instagrampost, tagging the family’s Australia Zoo.
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TheCrikey! It’s the Irwinsstar, who welcomed her daughter in March, has beenintroducingGrace to plenty of new animal friends in the past few months.
In one of her first animal interactions, a 4-week-old Grace wasphotographedwith tortoises, and laterpicturedwith a koala. Powell, 25, said his daughter wasalready a wildlife proat just 2 months old.
Irwin has previously opened up about wanting to raise her child to carry on her family’s devotion to conservation.
“Everything we do is to create positive change on the planet and protect as many beautiful animal species as we can,” shetold The Bumpin February. “I’m so excited for our daughter to grow up learning about the importance of giving back and making a difference in the world for the future generations. My family started this work over 50 years ago and I have always been grateful that they included me and my brother every step of the way.”
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Irwin said at the time, “I know in my heart that she will forge her own path to make our planet a better place through her connections with the gorgeous animals that we protect here at Australia Zoo and the conservation work we do with animal species around the globe.”
source: people.com
