Bindi Irwin’s daughter Grace Warrior lives in Australia — and has an adorable Aussie accent to match! — but she recently got to visit an iconic American location. And a cute new picture of the adorable 4-year-old looks like it came straight out of a movie scene!
Grace’s “Bunny,” aka, her grandma Terri Irwin, shared a photo of her granddaughter in Beverly Hills. The toddler sits on a bench at Two Rodeo Drive, which sits in front of a huge flower arch. Grace herself is in full bloom, looking gorgeous in a bright blue summer dress with a colorful floral print. She has both hands in the flowers as she turns to smile at the camera. She fits right in here on the famous street Julia Roberts went shopping on in the 90’s rom-com Pretty Woman.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – MAY 03: (L-R) Terri Irwin and Bindi Irwin attend the 12th Annual Endometriosis Foundation of America’s Blossom Ball at Gotham Hall on May 03, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)
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In the caption, Terri shared a poem from Rumi: “Every child is a different kind of flower, and all together, make this world a beautiful garden.” It’s so fitting for this photo and so cute too!
The comments were showered with love. One person wrote, “The prettiest flower 🥹💕.” Someone else said, “Love that beautiful girl! 😍💙🌸”
Recently, the Irwins went on a whirlwind trip through America. They went to Disneyland, visited Terri’s family in Oregon, saw Powell’s family in Florida, and supported Bindi through an appendectomy and removal of 14 endometriosis legions in New York. Now, they are back home at Australia Zoo, which requires a few extra precautions for Grace. On a recent appearance on Not Gonna Lie With Kylie Kelce, the mom of four asked Bindi, “How do you childproof a zoo?”
“Oof! There have been a lot of talks with our daughter because she’s four now, which is wonderful, but it also means you want to be part of everything,” Bindi said. “So like, when we’re feeding the crocodiles, she’s like, ‘Why can’t I be in there with you?’ She’s like crying, ‘I just want to feed the crocodiles!’” Aww! Her grandpa, the late Steve Irwin, would have been so proud.
“[Kids] are like little sponges,” Bindi added. “They just absorb so much information. So we’ve started really slow with her, like tortoises and wombats and echidnas and animals that we know, 100 percent, she is safe with. It’s getting her used to reading the cues of these animals, understanding how they work, and then you kind of slowly work your way up from there. And that’s what my parents did with me.”
Life is definitely an adventure for Grace, no matter where she goes!
Before you go, check out all the ways Bindi Irwin’s daughter Grace is following in her mama’s footsteps.
