Robert Irwin Moved to Tears Seeing Late Father Steve's Wax Figure
The 20-year-old zookeeper encountered his father's likeness for the first time during the unveiling of his own wax figure at Madame Tussauds Sydney.
- Robert Irwin became emotional seeing his late father Steve Irwin's wax figure at Madame Tussauds Sydney, where his own wax figure was unveiled.
- Steve Irwin, the beloved 'Crocodile Hunter,' died in 2006 when Robert was just two years old, leaving behind a legacy of wildlife conservation.
- Robert shared that this was the first time he had seen his father represented as more than just a photo or video, describing the moment as overwhelming and surreal.
- The younger Irwin’s wax figure, featuring him holding a Woma python, stands near his father’s, symbolizing their shared passion for wildlife preservation.
- Robert continues to honor his father’s legacy through his work at the Australia Zoo and as a global ambassador for Prince William’s Earthshot Prize.