Bindi Irwin Net Worth

What Is Bindi Irwin's Net Worth?

Bindi Irwin is an Australian conservationist, zookeeper, and television personality who is best known for being the daughter of the late Australian wildlife expert Steve Irwin. Bindi Irwin has a net worth of $3 million. Bindi has followed in her late father's footsteps, pursuing a career in the entertainment industry and working as a conservationist.

Early Life

Bindi Sue Irwin was born on July 24, 1998, in Buderim, Queensland, Australia. She grew up surrounded by animals at the Australia Zoo, raised by her father, Steve, and her mother, Terri Irwin. Bindi has a younger brother named Robert. She was given her first name after her father's favorite female crocodile at the Australia Zoo. Her middle name, Sue, is after a family dog who had passed away from cancer.

Irwin made her TV debut at the age of two, regularly appearing on her father Steve Irwin's TV shows. She also made an appearance in the 2002 film "The Wiggles: Wiggly Safari." Bindi is a dual Australian-American citizen. Tragically, her father was killed by a stingray in 2006 when Bindi was just eight years old. He had been filming the documentary "Ocean's Deadliest." At his funeral on September 20, 2006, she received a standing ovation for the eulogy she delivered in front of a crowd of over 5,000 people and a worldwide TV audience of over 300 million.

On-Screen Career

In 2007, Bindi hosted a documentary special about her father called "My Daddy, The Crocodile Hunter." She also became the presenter of a 26-episode program on Discovery Kids called "Bindi, the Jungle Girl." Steve Irwin had featured in many of the early shows before his death, whereafter production on the show was put on hold. At age eight, Bindi appeared on the cover of the Australian magazine "New Idea," making her the youngest person to have done so in the 104-year history of the publication. She began to appear on popular American talk shows like "The Ellen Degeneres Show," "Late Show with David Letterman," "Larry King Live," and others.

At this time, Irwin was becoming an all-around child star, producing a hip-hop album called "Trouble in the Jungle" and appearing on a kid's fitness DVD, where she performed with a group called Bindi Kidfitness. She starred in "Free Willy: Escape from Pirate's Cove" as Kirra and appeared in the Canadian TV series "My Babysitter's a Vampire." Bindi presented awards in 2007 at the Kids' Choice Awards and at the Logie Awards. She appeared alongside her mother in 2007 in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

In 2008, Irwin made history as she became the youngest person to have won the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series. She was eight at the time of receiving the award.  In 2012, she hosted a wildlife game show called "Bindi's Bootcamp," filmed at the Australia Zoo. She later starred in the sequel to "Nim's Island," in which she played the lead character Nim (originally portrayed by Abigail Breslin.) She made a cameo on the Australian version of "Big Brother" in 2013. Irwin announced her partnership with SeaWorld on a March 2014 episode of "Good Morning America."

Bindi was homeschooled until 2014 and then enrolled in TAFE Queensland East Coast, where she completed a certificate in Business and another certificate in Tourism in 2016.

Irwin competed on "Dancing with the Stars" in 2015 for its 21st season. She was partnered with five-time champ Derek Hough, and the pair was declared the winners of the competition on November 24, 2015. In 2018, she began starring in the show "Crikey! It's the Irwins." Bindi appeared as a guest judge in April 2019 in the sixth season of the Australian version of "Dancing with the Stars."

Music Career

Irwin released her debut album, "Bindi Kid Fitness with Steven Irwin and the Crocmen," on November 27, 2006. A year after, she released her first single, "Trouble in the Jungle," a track on which she rapped. She learned how to play piano and released her second album, "Bindi Kid Fitness 2 Jungle Dance Party," in October 2008. She formed a new band called Bindi and The Jungle Girls in 2009 and eventually released her third album in 2013 titled "Bindi and The Jungle Girls African Dance Party." In 2016, she released her fourth album, "Bindi and The Jungle Girls Bindi's Island Dance Party."

Personal Life

Irwin became engaged to American pro wakeboarder Chandler Powell, who hails from Florida, in July 2019. They had met as teenagers at the Australia Zoo many years prior, in November 2013. The two married at this location in March 2020. Bindi announced in August 2020 via Instagram that she and Chandler were expecting their first child. They welcomed a daughter named Grace Warrior Irwin Powell on March 25, 2021–the date of their first wedding anniversary.

Bindi carries on her father's legacy through her support of the charity her parents started in 2002, Wildlife Warriors Worldwide.