I really wish the best for Terri. She's such a sweet soul. I hope she meets another great man someday 🙏 not that she needs it of course but I think she definitely deserves it.
They are both such sweet, strong & Compassionate kids 🥹❤I agree, she’s had to go through such Horrible times 😢& still strong enough to raise these great kids into adults
@@gracehaven5459 I think so too ❤️ but she has lovingly said before that she’s not interested in any other man, she had her love and it was Steve. ❤️🩹
We all know Steve is watching from above. I believe he got to hold his granddaughter before she was born. When I hear Robert's voice, he sounds so much like his dad. The love and expertise Robert has for animals is incredible both him and Bindi. Steve did an excellent job in teaching them about animals when they were babies. Their mom is a superhero for wanting to continue Steve's legacy
This made me cry too.i remember when both robert and bindi were young.how cute they were.he IS very proud of both of them Terri had done a great job raising them.goid job Terri happy birthday Robert.
This only happens when a son truly admires his father. He knows he must earn his approval, because his grandfather never gave it away for free either. The makings of a great man.
We can’t blame an animal for wanting to defend itself. Steve didn’t mean harm towards it, but it was still spooked. If anything, it made many people more aware of just how dangerous a job Steve had. Anything can go wrong and even experts get hurt.
@@AFarmerCalledChicken Any animals in the wild are always unpredictable and potentially dangerous. Steve's tragic situation is evident of how this can and does happen. Sad but true. Hikers have come upon 🐻🐻❄bears🐻❄🐻, they mean no harm, but in some tragic cases the bear attacks and kills the person. Wildlife is beautiful but again extremely dangerous when they get spooked as you said. It sucks but it happens.
His kids need to start leaping on crocs and grabbing snakes by the tip of their tales. So disappointed they aren’t adrenaline junkies like their father. Now it’s just a rehashing of his legacy.
He looks so much like his dad. Terri and Steve were made for each other. I’m sure she is so grateful to have her children. I’m sure Steve sees them and is so proud of them all. They have such love for each other.
@@AlexJones-j7uit's a shame Steve Irwin's dad treated his children so badly. Well according to Bindi her grandfather SteveIrwin's Dad never had anything nice to say to her. According to an article I read on Google. Sometimes love can't be forced upon people. I couldn't be forced to love my uncle on my dad's side of the family who I met when I was just 10 years old. You don't have to like someone because he's family. Sometimes a bond between a grandchild and his or her grandfather or grandmother happens naturally and sometimes it doesn't. I'm not affected in any way cause I'm not related. I really like Terri Irwin and her children. I have nothing bad to say about Steve Irwin's dad. It is what is. Doesn't matter who's right or not. At the end of the day people will take sides like they always do with whatever subject is being discussed.
Steve saying after Robert's birth "This is why I was put here, I could be dead tomorrow" is another reminder that life is so fragile and often taken for granted. Live everyday like it's your last day.
There are alot of video clips that steve almost apears to be leaving messages for his kids its realy weird either he was preparing for the fact that his job is super dangerous or its all coincidental either way when i see em i cry because as a fatger if i die i could only hope my daighter would turn out so amazing
The fact that she kept everything going, the zoo, her family, their mission. It's beautiful. If it's possible to look on our loved ones after death, I'm sure Steve is so proud of them all.
Rob was only 2 when his dad died. Growing up without a father, in the shadow of a man who was so beloved by most of the World. It's not fair. But humans adapt and overcome. Look at Rob now, following in his father's footsteps. Showing the World how important it is that we stay connected with the other animals among us. Really great video
It’s such a shame Steve kept doing dangerous acts despite having two young kids. It’s so hard to have sympathy for someone who goes into a wild animal’s home and then is surprised when it defends itself. He should’ve been there more for his kids, they needed him more than the animals did.
Just want to give a shout out to Terri for raising such wonderful respectable children despite going through such heartache and devastation losing her true love. A mother's love is amazing! Both children are happy to follow in their dads footsteps because you taught them how important it is. Bravo! Happy birthday Robert! Thank you for doing what you do!
Totally agree. I’m sure like all teenagers, there would have been many challenges and frustrations that were happening behind the scene but Terri somehow managed to keep them both on track. ❤
She had the World's support. That can make a BIG difference. Without any family..no friends.. it's harder to make it all work out so that every one heals well.
@@jessicajohnson8378 She right, he sounds exactly like his father even the same mannerism with the voice tones aswell, I'm the same with my mother & sister we sound too much alike 🤭.
Robert is a perfect example of carrying a legacy. All because Steve has passed away doesn’t mean he’s gone and that’s thanks to his family. Robert’s carrying the torch now and doing a damn well job at it ❤️
Terri lost her best friend, her soulmate and the love of her life the day Steve died. But even so, she raised their children to be compassionate and beautiful individuals who wanted to continue their dad's legacy and do what he did. She made sure Steve's dream and purpose was realised, and if that's not love then I don't know what love is. Robert is truly so much like his father, that infectious energy and love for animals, as if everyday is a new day full of wonder. Your dad would be so proud, Robert. Happy birthday from Scotland. 🥰
My mom and I lost one of our best friends, soulmate and the love of our life. My dad and my mom's husband passed away 2 months ago. We love and miss him terribly.
@@nicolevanbeek1994 I lost my dad when I was 18 years old. He died of cancer. I can tell you that the pain does ease with time, you never stop missing him, but somehow you do find a way to go on. It helps to cherish his memory and talk about all the good times. I'm so sorry that you and your mom are going through this grief. Much love from Canada❤🇨🇦
@@Volkfire Partner would be the correct term because they were connected prior to marriage and there after marriage. Someone “might” be her new husband one day. But they will most likely not receive “partner” or “life partner” Every natural creature has a partner. Husband is a construct from religious idiots that entrap people and “might” provide tax incentives.
@@Volkfire He stopped being her physical and legal husband at death. Sorry. She can take a husband any moment and she CURRENTLY is not married nor has a husband. This is the correct usage of the English language.
Terri needs a lot of credit. She raised two beautiful, incredibly passionate children. On Robert's birthday, one can only see how unbelievably intelligent, well-mannered, sensitive, and articulate he is. I was a high school teacher, and only once had a student like him. I can tell how emotional he really was at seeing that video of his dad, but his excellent manners and upbringing kept him cool and in control. What a treasure to that family, and Terri must be everyday beaming with pride on earth, and Steve beaming down from heaven. Ad multos annos, as they say in Latin, to Terri, Bindi and Robert! From tragedy has come such a happy ending. :)
I also love that she never remarried or had a relationship. Steve was her true love. She took that love and used it to raise their children the way he would of.
@@SeminarioMAE seeing how he wanted his children to be raised around animals and to take care of animals I would say yes she raised them how he wanted since thats what they do. He wanted his family to take care of the zoo and they didnt let him down on doing so.
He’s a huge credit to his mum as well. She has done a phenomenal job raising those kids in Steve’s absence. That is a tough position to be put in and she has done it with nothing but grace.
@@lukeshawmusic I KNOW Steve would be proud of his family. Terri for raising them like she has, how Bindi and Robert turned out, how Robert has carried on his legacy just like his father, Bindi for her carrying on with the zoo and especially for his granddaughter Grace.
Terri is an incredible woman the way she supported steve and how she has raised the kids is IMPECCABLE. You go back and watch how she looks at steve when hes talking to the camera and watch the end of this the way she looks at Robert is the exact same her face is lit up and you can see in her smile how incredibly proud she is. What a legacy 👏🏻👏🏻
And yet, she was horrible to Steve’s father and family! Have you forgotten how Bindi Irwin attacked her grandfather on Facebook by accusing him of abuse and telling lies about him?!
@@AgentGibbs Now I'm a bit more confused. Was Bindi accusing him of excluding Bindi from the family, or was he supposed to have been excluding Teri from the family? Or maybe both of them?
Their Mom could have easily turned her back on all this when she lost Steve. Instead she jumped right in even more!! 💜. She is an amazing women and Mom. She has raised her kids just like their Dad wanted. So great!! Beautiful family!! ❤️
Man, I remember being in 3rd grade hearing about his passing. I was absolutely devastated. Now in my mid twenties I'm still teary eyed.. a treasure of a man gone too soon.
I found out while I was in school. It was like a movie, everybody in the hallways was talking about it. One person was like it was a shark, another person was like no it was a sting ray! Another person was like no he drowned! There was no social media back then so nobody could fact check it so the rumours went wild.
I remember being in my 6th grade world history class when we found out. We were all so shocked. My family watched his show a lot and it was so hard to hear that he had passed
@@mandycote5662 That is a tragic outlook. So you must know exactly what happens when we die? Just bug meat? Is that your theory? Your body has no soul, no nothing? No wonder this planet is so screwed up! Your an empty soul who has nothing to lose then. Have fun.
Steve Irwin's love for the earth and ALL of it's creatures has been passed on to his children. Terri did a phenomenal job instilling Steve's loves and hopes for our planet to his kids. She is an amazing Mom and an unbelievably strong woman. Imagine losing your husband, having two young kids, and an entire zoo to run? Yet with the help of Steve's friends/team, they did it and they did it just as Steve would have! You know Steve's looking at his kids, pride swelling as he says those are my kids crikey!
Agreed! He’s not living in his father’s shadow- he’s creating one of his own. They put forward such a meaningful showcase of family and respect for wildlife.
@@andrewcross8244 what a nasty piece of work you are. The lad is continuing down the same career path, sure, but in his own way. To mock a 19 yr old who lost his father as a baby, and to take away from all he’s achieved since losing him? You clearly have zero empathy or zero good influences in your own life, and that is the saddest thing of all.
Robert is so well spoken, seems genuinely invested in wildlife conservation, and very humble. I’m going on 19 myself and couldn’t imagine being in the public eye like that; he seems shy but handles the attention gracefully. It can’t be easy having people constantly remind you of a lost loved one and compare you to them, though it’s true that his parents’ legacy could not be in better hands. Happy late birthday to him
@@insipidwallflower565 don't you think his death is proof enough? You think a ray will kill you in your daily life? You first of all need to be in the water, then on top of that be near him, like seriously near and then also you need to annoy him so much that he feels threatened and feels the need to defend himself. And what about all the snakes he held up by their tails, you think they enjoyed that? You think those crocodiles enjoyed being bullied all the time. That crocs lash out at random people who do not annoy them?
I was really young when he passed, and I was devastated , I cried a lot, watched him on tv more than anything else ever. A genuine angel of a man the world needed
Breaks my heart these children were robbed of a father who loved them so much. What a legacy Steve left and Terri has kept them so grounded while being in the spotlight their entire lives. Instead of being screwed up and entitled adults, they are role models for the next generation, dedicating their lives to education and wildlife conservation. Steve’s passion and enthusiasm lives on in Bindi and Robert. Incredible job Terri!
I mean in all honesty Steve left his children and loving wife the best thing ever!! The gift of video! Lots and lots of videos!! So many great memories!! Not too many people get that type of footage of their loved ones! What a blessing to have🤗
@@Lana.Lulu. I do. Losing a parent at such a young age robs you of all the experiences, guidance, talks, laughs, and memories you will take into your old age. Bindi’s daughter is robbed of a grandfather and all those experiences. Caring someone in your heart and soul is what we are left after they leave us and hopefully we have wonderful memories that bring us smiles after years of tears. This family is unusual in having so much video and TV footage of their father to keep him alive. I’m sure it has helped Robert to see the man he was with that big personality. How lucky for him.
I don’t think robbed is a word I’d use. He put himself in dangerous situations and he knew that was a risk but his contributions to the world and what he left his children with is still a dam good legacy.
@@barnowlwatcher i love this family but they weren't robbed of anything, they know how dangerous it is to be around animals and steve sadly lost his life in a way no one but himself can be blamed. he put himself into a animals habitat, only way you can get robbed of life is by the hands of another conscious human being
Steve Irwin would be so incredibly proud of his children and wife for continuing his legacy. Robert and Bindi have grown into such wonderful, successful people. I’m so glad they have stayed in conservation work, that is truly all Steve ever wanted. We miss him so much, he will never be forgotten 💔
I’m not gonna lie that made me ugly cry, hearing Steve talk about how he knew his kids would one day be taking over and he’d gladly step aside and let them grow into his shoes. He was gift to the world, and his legacy continues giving.
I loved watching his old TV show back in the day just prior to his untimely passing, and my parents and I (particularly my mom) would laugh at some of the hijinks and whatnot. but in all seriousness though, I cried my ass off when I heard the news of Steve Irwin dying from a stingray attack. Dude will be missed, R.I.P!!!!
@@jackzanone6180 you’ve left 3 comments on this video, all being a worthless internet troll. No one is impressed. If anything, I feel bad for you. I’m sorry for whatever happened to you that led you to feel the need to lash out in comments for attention. Hope you find peace.
I'm pretty sure it's cuz part of the act was overplaying the Aussie accent lol. Even then it's still really cool how the mannerisms and "forced" accent are so similar. Truly like father like son.
Holy shit Bindi has a baby?? Good lord I remember when she was just a toddler crying because her dad took away the GIANT spider he was letting her hold and all I could think was, "Yep, she's his kiddo all right." 🤣
“This is why I was put here…because I could be dead tomorrow.” For me, that was the part that hurt the most. Rest easy, Steve-thank you for everything. 🙏🏻♥️
i think it's so cool he oozes Steve's energy.. his demeaners and enthusiasm for his surroundings is undeniably steve. i love how his kids both embodied his love for animals and wildlife and carried that mission. Happy Birthday Robert!
@@1969wareid Life sucks at times, but if you want people to mind their own business it's kind of counter intuitive to post something online, where let's be honest, it becomes everyone's business. I do hope things look up for ya, in whatever ways they can.
@@1969wareid Isn't it a lil hard to simultaneously shut up "while" talking to someone? I wish the best for ya in your journey under the troll bridge. May peace find ya some day.
As a man who lost his own father at a young age, this was a very emotional video to watch, it's not an easy life growing up without a Dad, Robert's mother did a wonderful job.
I wasn’t that young when I lost my dad, I was 26. But I got to hear my dad say how proud he was of the man I’d become. That’s the type of fuel that drives the fire of life forever.
Not being asked to but maybe someone will get something out of it. My dad shed his mortal coil by his own choice when I was 8 I found him. Mom remarried. Step dad did a lot with me taught me a lot but was very very abusive physically and emotionally. All I ever wanted was a dad's love. I kept my heart open and I forgive my step dad. I got 2 maybe 3 years with him before he died where I was proud to call him my dad and myself his son. He was a good grandpa as well. I lost him in June of 2021 at 27 years old to a brain bleed on the tennis court and I miss him a lot more than I ever thought I would. I spent years wanting nothing to do with that man. I spent his last full day alive with him. We went to church and breakfast. I took the kids to the park and then up to his house to swim and play. Kids played dad and I sat on the deck and just talked about life stresses struggles hopes and dreams. He was my dad finally and i was his son. It was a beautiful thing for me to have that closure right before he died. Keep your heart open and choose to love people. Life is way to short and unexpected to not choose love.
All these years later, still not over Steve's death. What an impact he has made on the world. Robert is clearly following in his dad's gigantic footsteps 💖💖
he's doing an amazing job already. He didn't know the video was coming and he recovered emotionally and then went on to make a speech about his dad that was perfect, he's a very good speaker.
I knew I was going to get emotional, but the second he said “I could be dead tomorrow” I started to cry. It was like he loved his life with the knowledge that he may leave them early…Steve I hope you’re proud of your incredible family.
So his last crazy stunt was going to be his last because he felt like he was going to die soon. I wish he didnt do a last performance but he probably wouldve passed either way. Sometimes its just your time to go rip a legend
Robert and his sister Bindi bear the mantel of their father's legacy incredibly well and with such grace, poise, and humble strength. Terri does such a wonderful job in her life as both a concervationalist and a mother.
As a kid I didn’t watch cartoons, I was obsessed with animal planet, but not just animal planet but Steve Irwin, he was my childhood hero, I had 4 birthday party’s that were crocodile Hunter themed, I’d always say growing up that No matter what I’d go to Australia one day and meet him, When my mom told me the news of his passing I was so upset I didn’t go to school for days, he made such a good impact on all of our childhoods I’m sure, I wish nothing but the best for him and his family, got me tearing up just thinking about it
It's never too late to reach that goal of yours. Even though Steve isn't with us- he lives on through the work and legacy he's left behind and he lives on in his children; especially Robert with how alike they are. If you can, definitely still go to Australia and perhaps visit the sanctuary. Heck, depending on how old you are and if you have a family of your own, show them what made you love Irwin and what he did for wildlife when you were young. That's how people like Steve live on; those of us who loved him will tell stories of him and what he did and achieved. I remember feeling so upset when hearing he'd passed away, myself and my little brother used to religiously watch Steve Irwin shows. I remember my little brother constantly playing a Wiggles ft. Steve Irwin special, every. single. day. (I can still remember a few of the songs). The world has never really quite felt the same without him - but watching the Irwin children grow as I grew up as well, it's always been so nice and reassuring to see that Steve's legacy has continued and that his family are well and healthy.
Steve’s death hit so many of us hard. We grew up watching him as kids and it seemed like the man was untouchable. Still shocks me that he was taken the way he was. His kids grew up to be amazing adults and Terri really is the rock of the family. ❤
He based his entire career on grabbing and hugging dangerous wild animals, and you were shocked when he was finally killed by one? I thought he was very lucky not to lose a child when parading them as toddlers within feet of crocodiles.
@@alostbard I always wonder about those of us who feel it their job to seek out and spew negativity at every opportunity, whether they understand the topic at hand, or not. To do so in regard to such tragic events as this is particularly disturbing and disgusting; especially when those cruel words clearly do not need saying. What an exhausting, unpleasant way to choose to experience life.
@@tripod13mc This is why we kicked him out of the bard's college. Every time we recounted a heroic epic, he'd always interrupt with an "um, actually" and bring the mood down. The kids hated him.
@@tripod13mc it wasnt that negative because alostbard didnt say anything wrong. he has a point on why MelMars thought it was shocking that Irwin died by a dangerous animal. anyone who interacts with dangerous animals as a career will have a high risk on getting killed by them, so it isnt shocking he died that way.
@@ernestogastelum9123 which validates my point... that there IS no point to saying any of those things. Dude OBVIOUSLY knew the risk. Either way, there is no need to make such callous and needless comments about something so tragic; particularly when this is about the love of a father who has passed away for his son left missing him. Sometimes, we just don't need to say the obvious things; it's called tact, and social awareness. 😑
My girl lost her dad when she was 12. It's so hard on her, even now at 21. You got another father up there and they're all proud of y'all. Keep pushing brother
I was 9. It fooked me up for life cause I didn't know I was guna lose him. There so much I want to talk to him about as an adult. I'm 32 come February 😢
I remember when my grandmother woke me up early in the morning to tell me that he had died. It was tough for me to deal with as a kid, he was my idol. He's one of only two famous people who's deaths have stuck with me on an almost personal level. The world lost someone great in Steve Irwin. He was an inspiration for an entire generation.
We are not God's counselor or his advisor. We do not speak for God. We do not have the authority to say where any of us will be or what we will be doing. We are only the creation and not the creator.
@@jmcc8718 That does not even make sense to what she said. She is not God's counselor or advisor. None of us are. What does God loving us all have to do with her statement??? Nothing. That is not Biblical about those who have died who make it to heaven to be seeing what is going on. If it were so, then the Bible would be lying when it says there will be no more tears and no more sorrow. Don't be a Mcdonalds burger flipper. duh.
Terri Irwin has done an outstanding job raising her children. They have grown into two fine adults that continue their father's legacy. Steve would be so proud. I saw a programme about Steve and Terri and how they met at the zoo. He was doing a show with a croc and immediately spotted her in the crowd and was smitten. After the show finished he went and spoke to her and her friend captured the moment with a photo of them. Amazing.
Wow, 19 already and such a great guy like his dad. Robert is doing his father proud walking in his footsteps to continue where he left off in conservation of wild species and getting the public involved with it too. Well done mum Terri in bringing up such well informed and enlightened kids. You deserve a medal. Yes, a few tears were shed during this film I must admit.
Man what I’m still crying and the comments don’t help 😭 such an absolutely beautiful family. It’s tragic to know what happened but this video literally made such light of it. This family is a truly powerful team. 😭❤️
@@Leo23XRt’s not off topic, your one of those miserable npc’s yourself but just never had daddy give you a company. Being ugly doesn’t bring everyone else down, just yourself pal.
I was trying to hold it in but I was blubbering like a damn baby when he said that. Robert is the spitting image of Steve and honestly who wouldn't want another Steve Irwin? To see how positive he is even though he's lost his dad is truly inspiring for people who have also lost a dad at a young age.
You make him proud every minute of every day, Robert. I know it must feel like you're in the shadow of your dad sometimes but you really have just taken his torch and kept going. You've inspired a generation who never knew your father and you've taught them so much all on your own about the amazing world around them. You achieved what your father always dreamed of and that's awesome!
@@MadMage1993 I remember where I was when I learned he had died. Steve was amazing and impacted so many people. I'm so glad that spark didn't die with him. I see it in his wife and his kids. I imagine his grandkids and great grandkids will keep it going, that fire was so bright.
@@jnewcomb I don't remember where or how I found out, all I can remember is just the shock and then processing he died and ended with crying a little. He really was such a bright person and incredible. No one can ever match him but his kids are certainly casting shadows of their own. I hope it is a flame that will pass for generations and likely will. Those grandkids will grow up seeing old reruns of their grandfather and think, "I wanna be like that guy."
Robert is carrying on his father's legacy so well , his father is looking down with a big ol grin on his face because he has turned out just like his father a wonderful and beautiful soul 🙂
My throat is tight af watching this 😭 Steve Irwin will never be forgotten and the fact that he talked about the kids taking over and being gone tomorrow.... just wow incredible father rip
The older he gets, the more he looks like his father. He definitely has his father's spirit! This is how we and our memories and energy live on. ✨️ RIP Steve
until judgement day. Eternity will not be about any of us or what we have done. It will all be about Jesus Christ who died on a cross to save the world from their sins. We all deserve hell and then the lake of fire on judgement day.
@@Mikebuster Just using my words from the Bible. Read the new testament. Especially the last few chapters in the book of Revelation. We are nothing compared to what Jesus Christ did on the Cross. You cannot earn your salvation." for by God's Grace are we saved through faith, not by works. It is the free gift of God so that no one can boast of their salvation. It is not blasphemy to build up Jesus Christ and tell other what he did on the cross to save us sinners from the lake of fire on judgement day. All praise and Glory alone to Jesus Christ Amen.
@@OOCFM God does not force anyone to accept what his Son did on the cross to save them from their sins. Including you. So the plan of Salvation through God's Grace did no miss any mark. It is there for anyone who chooses to accept it and believe in his Son. If you were born on this planet, then you deserve hell and the lake of fire on judgement day because of Sin in the world since Adam and Eve.
RIP Steve, and we’ll done Terri. I know it’s been very hard but you did amazingly well with your kids. Steve is smiling down on all of you, proudly.❤️♥️
I told myself I wasn't gonna cry but then I heard Steve's voice and I burst into tears. RIP Steve. You were and still are a legend who is loved by all 🐊🕊️
Yeah, I’m not much of a crier, but had two big ones fall down seeing this. What a wonderful family & such a tragic loss. They absolutely are carrying on his legacy ❤️
You can see the smile and look in Terri’s eyes when Robert talks about his dad. Her husband. I’m sure part of it is her amazing son, but I know part of it is her remembering the man she knew better than the whole of Australia combined. She misses ya Steve, as does the rest of your family and not only The people in our home, Australia, but people from all over this planet.
Who else cried like a baby😢?!? What a wonderfully, mature & humbled young man. I’m SO proud of the man he is, I can’t imagine how proud Terry is. Steve must be over the moon watching down from the heavens with pride.🙏🏽♥️🎉🎂🎈
If you’ve ever lost a father at a young age (I have) at a certain point you realize you weren’t the only one who lost out, our mothers also missed out on having their mate to grow old with and have to carry the weight of the worlds on their shoulders. I really appreciate how he checked on his mom to make sure she was ok. What an amazing mother she is. My mother is so precious to me as well…
I lost my mom at 4... she died at 12. Huntingtons, the obscure disease every medical TV show throws in at some point because of how horrible it is. I don't have the gene. I do have the scars. Lost my dad at 18 to hep c from a 80's blood transfusion. If the transplant didn't fail, if he had lived 10 more years there was a cure. Lost my grandmother, my second mom, at 29. She lost her first child when he was 17. She lost my dad as well. Probably the only thing worse than losing a parent. She lost both her babies and didn't recover from that despite me trying to coax her into getting counseling. My condolences to you. It's not a good club to be in. Once you've lost a parent at any age, you really feel for someone who loses their's. My father in law lost his dad a couple year back. He's in his 50s. His dad was in his 80s. Even though he is older, I know what kind of pain he was feeling. It's to a good club to be in at any age. Nothing ever fills that hole.
@@mikegamerguy4776 sorry for your loss. The point in specifying the age and the point in my comment in general was to just recognize the widows and widowers out there who have to carry on in life without their spouse (such as Mrs. Irwin) I wasn’t trying to say the kids who lost parent young have it worse. Sorry if it sounded like that.
Steve Irwin was a huge part of my childhood. His love for animals was infectious. He love for life was palpable. His love for his family always came through. Its amazing to see Robert following in Steve's footsteps. Also, shout out to Terri. It couldn't have been easy when Steve passed, but its obvious, she has done an amazing job.
Cried like a baby here. Doesn't matter male or female I was always a fan of the Irwin's and always will be. I cried like a baby when he died I was only 17 and it is crazy to think it's been so many years!! RIP Steve!! It's amazing to see your own blood following in your footsteps and being the spitting image of you.
Argh! I can’t stop crying!!!! As if he said “I could be dead tomorrow”, it’s like he knew something, that he knew he wouldn’t see his children grow up. I’m so glad Robert knows how proud his dad would be of him. Hold your loved ones so close.
My husband and I can often be heard to say how much poorer the world is without Steve. There are many people working hard with animals and they all have their own passion, but Steve was something special and his energy and enthusiasm introduced so many people to the animal world. The world is just different and to me poorer, for losing him.
@@aryansigrid Your not reading the comments of everyone then with endless praise. He was a human deserving of hell and then the lake of fire just like me and you and the rest of the world. He was no one special.
Gosh, Robert sounds exactly like his father. What a wonderful little family they are. Terri did so well raising the kiddos to be just as enthusiastic and respectful as their father was. They all seem like such amazing, loving, and understanding people. You did good, Steve. I know you're proud, wherever you are. We miss you, mate.
I was born wayyy before he was, but hearing that he's only 19 just blows my mind. Reason being, is that he's done so much in his life by far, and he is such an admirable young man. He truly is!
After my Dads died, I found out they wrote birthday cards for my youngest sister and I until we turned 21. It felt like they were there to wish me Happy Birthday for 13 years. I'm so sorry Steve is gone, he was a legend and an absolute unit of a man.
Their dad/ her husband would be so beyond proud of them . For everything . Their work , their kindness , their ability to maintain Steve’s legacy ….. he’s looking down smiling so big on them
He sounds so much like his dad 😭 their mom has done so great with them she dealt with the death of her husband and the father of her children and held so strong to raise her babies this brought tears to my eyes.
I was at Steve's show with the crocs in 2004, and he had Robert there as a baby holding him up to the crocs for effect. Now Robert is a young man. Time flies. Congrats Robert.
"Whatever you want to do in this world, it is achievable. The most important thing that I've found, that perhaps you could use, is be passionate and enthusiastic in the direction that you choose in life, and you'll be a winner.” - Steve Irwin What a lovely family. Terri has been amazing in raising them to be the upstanding adults they are today. She has worked so hard to keep Steve’s legacy alive through his wonderful children.
@@JL-xz3zf In God's gigantic universe. Sin is everywhere. We all sin everyday. No matter what we do. Lying, cheating, stealing, anger, sex, porn. We can't escape it.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv Sounds like you have a guilty conscience and are projecting it onto others. I do none of those things and many others don't either. You will burn soon.
Don't think their mother gets enough credit for how well she has raised these kids especially with out their father. Well done.
I really wish the best for Terri. She's such a sweet soul. I hope she meets another great man someday 🙏 not that she needs it of course but I think she definitely deserves it.
@@gracehaven5459 I Agree She Such A Lovely Beautiful Lady With A Big ♥️
They are both such sweet, strong & Compassionate kids 🥹❤I agree, she’s had to go through such Horrible times 😢& still strong enough to raise these great kids into adults
@@gracehaven5459 I think so too ❤️ but she has lovingly said before that she’s not interested in any other man, she had her love and it was Steve. ❤️🩹
And raising them well as public figures. I haven't heard of any scandals of which they've been a part.
If Steve saw his son today, he would be overwhelmed with pride for him. He's every bit as wonderful as his Dad.
We all know Steve is watching from above. I believe he got to hold his granddaughter before she was born. When I hear Robert's voice, he sounds so much like his dad. The love and expertise Robert has for animals is incredible both him and Bindi. Steve did an excellent job in teaching them about animals when they were babies. Their mom is a superhero for wanting to continue Steve's legacy
-and bindi too-
im still sad hes dead man loved him as a child i wished i got to meet him
@@cindiserrahn6834 both of his kids were literal children…?? He didn’t hold any “grandchild” ….
@@nattylite9220 I'm talking about now
I can’t even imagine being that put together at 19 years old.
I can’t even speak that eloquently at my own family dinner table! I wish I was as comfortable and confident!
I was thinking the same thing lol
A credit to their mum 4 sure
Well, he’s been well set up by his family. He’s an exceptional case. Not every 19 year old gets to have looked after wild animals their entire life.
Not one “like, ya know…”. 🥰👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
The "i just hope hed be proud" broke my heart because he was proud of him the second Steve laid eyes on his son.
A really nice guy is Robert.
This made me cry too.i remember when both robert and bindi were young.how cute they were.he IS very proud of both of them Terri had done a great job raising them.goid job Terri happy birthday Robert.
I meant good job Terri.
@@mogadon7I’ll call him Brian
This only happens when a son truly admires his father. He knows he must earn his approval, because his grandfather never gave it away for free either. The makings of a great man.
She still gets to see Steve everyday through her son. The spitting image of him. That’s awesome
Hopefully, it doesn't get weird
I still can’t believe how much he looks like his dad, it’s crazy
@@Banker88 What? People often look like their parents. Ain’t weird at all.
@@Banker88 He won’t, they are a tight knit family!
And heartbreaking.
The fact they kept their love for wild life intact even after what happened to Steve is simply commendable.
Even steve didn't blame the ray
Of course they did! That’s their whole purpose in life. It’s not about just us humans. It’s about the beautiful balance of life on earth.
We can’t blame an animal for wanting to defend itself. Steve didn’t mean harm towards it, but it was still spooked. If anything, it made many people more aware of just how dangerous a job Steve had. Anything can go wrong and even experts get hurt.
It's exactly what Steve would want.
@@AFarmerCalledChicken Any animals in the wild are always unpredictable and potentially dangerous. Steve's tragic situation is evident of how this can and does happen. Sad but true. Hikers have come upon 🐻🐻❄bears🐻❄🐻, they mean no harm, but in some tragic cases the bear attacks and kills the person. Wildlife is beautiful but again extremely dangerous when they get spooked as you said. It sucks but it happens.
I cannot believe he’s only 19. And he’s following his fathers steps so well, we all know he’s more than proud of his family.
I remember watching a live interview of him when he was still a kid. Time surely flies
@@TheyCallMeDio I remember Steve talking about the future of his children, and it turns out he was on point
just watch out for stingrays
His kids need to start leaping on crocs and grabbing snakes by the tip of their tales.
So disappointed they aren’t adrenaline junkies like their father.
Now it’s just a rehashing of his legacy.
He gay
He looks so much like his dad. Terri and Steve were made for each other. I’m sure she is so grateful to have her children. I’m sure Steve sees them and is so proud of them all. They have such love for each other.
Agreed
It's a shame they treated his father like he's not there.
@@AlexJones-j7uit's a shame Steve Irwin's dad treated his children so badly. Well according to Bindi her grandfather SteveIrwin's Dad never had anything nice to say to her. According to an article I read on Google. Sometimes love can't be forced upon people. I couldn't be forced to love my uncle on my dad's side of the family who I met when I was just 10 years old. You don't have to like someone because he's family. Sometimes a bond between a grandchild and his or her grandfather or grandmother happens naturally and sometimes it doesn't. I'm not affected in any way cause I'm not related. I really like Terri Irwin and her children. I have nothing bad to say about Steve Irwin's dad. It is what is. Doesn't matter who's right or not. At the end of the day people will take sides like they always do with whatever subject is being discussed.
All I have to say is facts to everything you've just said.
@@AlexJones-j7uWhat do you mean
Steve saying after Robert's birth "This is why I was put here, I could be dead tomorrow" is another reminder that life is so fragile and often taken for granted. Live everyday like it's your last day.
i read this as soon as he said it😭
Bro that shit would have made be bawl my eyes out right there if I was Robert
There are alot of video clips that steve almost apears to be leaving messages for his kids its realy weird either he was preparing for the fact that his job is super dangerous or its all coincidental either way when i see em i cry because as a fatger if i die i could only hope my daighter would turn out so amazing
@matix0587 its more like we all at a point realize weve taken our time for granted
I felt like that when my son was born.
Those two kids grew up to be so respectful, kind, and just wonderful people. Good job mom!
I think it’s their public image, but I’ve met them in person and they were really quite rude and dismissive
Sounds like you know them personally
@@sumaricoetzee7486 they are human couldve been an off day for them
The fact that she kept everything going, the zoo, her family, their mission. It's beautiful. If it's possible to look on our loved ones after death, I'm sure Steve is so proud of them all.
And they're $$$$ LOADED $$$$$!
Rob was only 2 when his dad died. Growing up without a father, in the shadow of a man who was so beloved by most of the World. It's not fair. But humans adapt and overcome. Look at Rob now, following in his father's footsteps. Showing the World how important it is that we stay connected with the other animals among us.
Really great video
all of the world. no one could hate a man whos 100% selfless and only goal is to help the world :)
every time i see videos like these it always make me cry cause we all know that steve is looking down insanely proud of robert
They look identical too
It’s such a shame Steve kept doing dangerous acts despite having two young kids. It’s so hard to have sympathy for someone who goes into a wild animal’s home and then is surprised when it defends itself. He should’ve been there more for his kids, they needed him more than the animals did.
Amogus
i can’t IMAGINE how proud their dad must be of the people they’ve become
Happy Birthday Robert.
I"m immensely proud of Bindi and Robert - they are really fine people. Steve would definitely be so proud of them also..
He's not proud, he's dead
I know right, just by how he was. You know the man would be beaming right now.
Just want to give a shout out to Terri for raising such wonderful respectable children despite going through such heartache and devastation losing her true love. A mother's love is amazing! Both children are happy to follow in their dads footsteps because you taught them how important it is. Bravo! Happy birthday Robert! Thank you for doing what you do!
Well said 💜
Totally agree. I’m sure like all teenagers, there would have been many challenges and frustrations that were happening behind the scene but Terri somehow managed to keep them both on track. ❤
The two of them were so in love, it makes my heart ache that she's alone now.
In their Blood ❣️
She had the World's support.
That can make a BIG difference.
Without any family..no friends.. it's harder to make it all work out so that every one heals well.
Robert sounds so much like his dad. He also has the same infectious energy that allows people to love nature and go on an adventure with him.
Maybe he sounds just like his dad because he's Australian come on now make it make sense
Yes he's very similar to his Dad. X
@@jessicajohnson8378 She right, he sounds exactly like his father even the same mannerism with the voice tones aswell, I'm the same with my mother & sister we sound too much alike 🤭.
@@jessicajohnson8378 that’s like saying every man in Australia sounds the same, which they don’t.
@@ANFMC-LSRMC probably because he’s Australian
Robert is a perfect example of carrying a legacy. All because Steve has passed away doesn’t mean he’s gone and that’s thanks to his family. Robert’s carrying the torch now and doing a damn well job at it ❤️
Robert needs to go shake some sense into Prince Harry. 😉 Robert = perfect example of how to honour a parent who's died, and carry on their legacy.
@@dm588 yo tbf apparently that documentaries not the most credible
@@dm588 Honestly Its his choice not everyone's made for it
honestly hes exactly like his father. i expect him to be full of energy until hes old of age just like steve
@@dm588harry has gone through alot and hes been protecting megan for years from hate like his mother got but even worse.
Can you imagine how proud Steve would be of his son. He'd be over the damn moon.
Terri lost her best friend, her soulmate and the love of her life the day Steve died. But even so, she raised their children to be compassionate and beautiful individuals who wanted to continue their dad's legacy and do what he did. She made sure Steve's dream and purpose was realised, and if that's not love then I don't know what love is.
Robert is truly so much like his father, that infectious energy and love for animals, as if everyday is a new day full of wonder. Your dad would be so proud, Robert. Happy birthday from Scotland. 🥰
My mom and I lost one of our best friends, soulmate and the love of our life. My dad and my mom's husband passed away 2 months ago. We love and miss him terribly.
@@nicolevanbeek1994 How awful, I'm so sorry for your loss. Please take care of yourself, the same goes for your mum as well. ❤️
@@nicolevanbeek1994 I lost my dad when I was 18 years old. He died of cancer. I can tell you that the pain does ease with time, you never stop missing him, but somehow you do find a way to go on. It helps to cherish his memory and talk about all the good times. I'm so sorry that you and your mom are going through this grief. Much love from Canada❤🇨🇦
You said it perfectly
That was a sweet testimony. Well said
Their son is a SPITTING IMAGE of Steve in every single way. It is incredible! And the fact he followed in his footsteps is awesome!
Splitting* image...
But I kinda disagree. Rob is was more tame. Steve was loose.
@@rhysbertrand8903 splitting image? lul. no.
Did he have a choice? lol
@@sudochop yeah ofcourse
@@rhysbertrand8903 Two different words broseph.... 2 different definitions.
she truly loved her partner. Every year, every mile stone, every moment she made sure the father was still there reaching beyond the afterlife.
@@Volkfire Partner would be the correct term because they were connected prior to marriage and there after marriage.
Someone “might” be her new husband one day. But they will most likely not receive “partner” or “life partner”
Every natural creature has a partner. Husband is a construct from religious idiots that entrap people and “might” provide tax incentives.
@@Volkfire lmao this is so nitpickey
@@Volkfire He stopped being her physical and legal husband at death. Sorry. She can take a husband any moment and she CURRENTLY is not married nor has a husband. This is the correct usage of the English language.
Very much like the movie, P.S. I Love You
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Terri needs a lot of credit. She raised two beautiful, incredibly passionate children. On Robert's birthday, one can only see how unbelievably intelligent, well-mannered, sensitive, and articulate he is. I was a high school teacher, and only once had a student like him. I can tell how emotional he really was at seeing that video of his dad, but his excellent manners and upbringing kept him cool and in control. What a treasure to that family, and Terri must be everyday beaming with pride on earth, and Steve beaming down from heaven.
Ad multos annos, as they say in Latin, to Terri, Bindi and Robert! From tragedy has come such a happy ending. :)
I also love that she never remarried or had a relationship. Steve was her true love. She took that love and used it to raise their children the way he would of.
lmao you have no idea what their household was like and make superficial judgements based on public appearances alone
@@SeminarioMAE seeing how he wanted his children to be raised around animals and to take care of animals I would say yes she raised them how he wanted since thats what they do. He wanted his family to take care of the zoo and they didnt let him down on doing so.
I think he would want her to 💘 again. Terrific kids!
They turned out the way they did because they were raised in Australia
Steve would be so proud of the people that Bindi and Robert have become. Terri did an amazing job of keeping Steve alive in their hearts.
He’s an absolute credit to his father. Teri deserves so much praise in raising her children after Steve’s passing. What a family ❤️
He’s a huge credit to his mum as well. She has done a phenomenal job raising those kids in Steve’s absence. That is a tough position to be put in and she has done it with nothing but grace.
The Irwins are the world’s family.
Very well said 😂
I bet Steve would be so proud of his family!
@@lukeshawmusic I KNOW Steve would be proud of his family. Terri for raising them like she has, how Bindi and Robert turned out, how Robert has carried on his legacy just like his father, Bindi for her carrying on with the zoo and especially for his granddaughter Grace.
Terri is an incredible woman the way she supported steve and how she has raised the kids is IMPECCABLE. You go back and watch how she looks at steve when hes talking to the camera and watch the end of this the way she looks at Robert is the exact same her face is lit up and you can see in her smile how incredibly proud she is. What a legacy 👏🏻👏🏻
And yet, she was horrible to Steve’s father and family!
Have you forgotten how Bindi Irwin attacked her grandfather on Facebook by accusing him of abuse and telling lies about him?!
I love their love story, tragic they lost him so soon. He was one of the best and it would seem that Robert is a chip off the old block. 💜
@@travistenkorang5706 Wow,you just popped my balloon! I never heard anything about any of that.
@@NavvyMom It was about ignoring her and stuff. Nothing to do with physical abuse but just discluding her from the family that's all.
@@AgentGibbs Now I'm a bit more confused. Was Bindi accusing him of excluding Bindi from the family, or was he supposed to have been excluding Teri from the family? Or maybe both of them?
Their Mom could have easily turned her back on all this when she lost Steve. Instead she jumped right in even more!! 💜. She is an amazing women and Mom. She has raised her kids just like their Dad wanted. So great!! Beautiful family!! ❤️
Man, I remember being in 3rd grade hearing about his passing. I was absolutely devastated. Now in my mid twenties I'm still teary eyed.. a treasure of a man gone too soon.
Same I remember being 7 and started balling my eyes out when I found out lot of my friends had the same reaction he was loved by everyone
I found out while I was in school. It was like a movie, everybody in the hallways was talking about it. One person was like it was a shark, another person was like no it was a sting ray! Another person was like no he drowned! There was no social media back then so nobody could fact check it so the rumours went wild.
I remember being in my 6th grade world history class when we found out. We were all so shocked. My family watched his show a lot and it was so hard to hear that he had passed
its still very heart breaking
@@serene4961 Not by the animals he harassed and scared! "CRIKEY ITS A STINGRAY!"
Robert seems like such a pure gentle soul, just like his father. How could Steve NOT be proud of what his son has become?
He,is
Because the dead know nothing
@@mandycote5662 how TF do you know that?
@@mandycote5662 That is a tragic outlook. So you must know exactly what happens when we die? Just bug meat? Is that your theory? Your body has no soul, no nothing? No wonder this planet is so screwed up! Your an empty soul who has nothing to lose then. Have fun.
Steve Irwin's love for the earth and ALL of it's creatures has been passed on to his children. Terri did a phenomenal job instilling Steve's loves and hopes for our planet to his kids. She is an amazing Mom and an unbelievably strong woman. Imagine losing your husband, having two young kids, and an entire zoo to run? Yet with the help of Steve's friends/team, they did it and they did it just as Steve would have! You know Steve's looking at his kids, pride swelling as he says those are my kids crikey!
Steve would be so proud of Robert , he’s grown up to be just like his father , it’s amazing to see his spirit live on through his family
Agreed! He’s not living in his father’s shadow- he’s creating one of his own. They put forward such a meaningful showcase of family and respect for wildlife.
No. He tries to mimic his dad instead of making his own path.
This is so wholesome to see.
@@andrewcross8244 please elaborate
@@andrewcross8244 what a nasty piece of work you are. The lad is continuing down the same career path, sure, but in his own way. To mock a 19 yr old who lost his father as a baby, and to take away from all he’s achieved since losing him? You clearly have zero empathy or zero good influences in your own life, and that is the saddest thing of all.
The worst part of his death was not getting to see how wonderful his children turned out to be. ❤
Man like Steve? I'm sure he knew they would. The bright side? He's up in heaven braggin right now.
Robert is so well spoken, seems genuinely invested in wildlife conservation, and very humble. I’m going on 19 myself and couldn’t imagine being in the public eye like that; he seems shy but handles the attention gracefully. It can’t be easy having people constantly remind you of a lost loved one and compare you to them, though it’s true that his parents’ legacy could not be in better hands. Happy late birthday to him
You said that so eloquently
Yes 🎉
Don't forget he was also genuinly invested in bullying animals and harassing wildlife
@@strateeg32 I’m going to need some proof
@@insipidwallflower565 don't you think his death is proof enough? You think a ray will kill you in your daily life?
You first of all need to be in the water, then on top of that be near him, like seriously near and then also you need to annoy him so much that he feels threatened and feels the need to defend himself.
And what about all the snakes he held up by their tails, you think they enjoyed that?
You think those crocodiles enjoyed being bullied all the time. That crocs lash out at random people who do not annoy them?
Steve would be so proud of both Robert and Bindi. He's much missed
And Terri, she did an amazing job.
He's watching..
Bindi is hot and sexy
The True Patriot, that’s how I feel. He’s right with them. 🙏🏼♥️🕊
I bet he is smiling down. Looking over everyone.
I was really young when he passed, and I was devastated , I cried a lot, watched him on tv more than anything else ever.
A genuine angel of a man the world needed
I was 7 man I feel yah.
Same. It broke my heart.
Same here
2006… I BAWLED! i didn’t even cry at some family members funerals.. he was my idol
Me too omg. It hurt me so much. I cried for him like he was my father 😭
I can barely think about the Irwin family without tearing up
Steve left such a Legacy in his two wonderful children. They have honored him tremendously!!! Terri must be smiling.
Steve must be smiling too on his wonderful children!
They really have!! So much respect for them and Terri.
I have always been in love with Steve Irwin. I am so grateful we all get to follow his legacy through his family!😊❤
This young man carries himself like a man 20 years older. Such charisma he has.
20 year olds are pretty immature lol
@@CM-pr1oq he said 20 years OLDER lol
Grief will do that to you...
@@bobbymata1024 I wonder says it’s grief he was just raised well and is passionate for what he does
@@XxDaRkStArRzxX A mixture of both
Breaks my heart these children were robbed of a father who loved them so much. What a legacy Steve left and Terri has kept them so grounded while being in the spotlight their entire lives. Instead of being screwed up and entitled adults, they are role models for the next generation, dedicating their lives to education and wildlife conservation. Steve’s passion and enthusiasm lives on in Bindi and Robert. Incredible job Terri!
Do you really feel like they were robbed of a father🥺 Even though Steve isn't there in person, he will always be in their hearts, and souls forever 🥰
I mean in all honesty Steve left his children and loving wife the best thing ever!! The gift of video! Lots and lots of videos!! So many great memories!! Not too many people get that type of footage of their loved ones! What a blessing to have🤗
@@Lana.Lulu. I do. Losing a parent at such a young age robs you of all the experiences, guidance, talks, laughs, and memories you will take into your old age. Bindi’s daughter is robbed of a grandfather and all those experiences. Caring someone in your heart and soul is what we are left after they leave us and hopefully we have wonderful memories that bring us smiles after years of tears. This family is unusual in having so much video and TV footage of their father to keep him alive. I’m sure it has helped Robert to see the man he was with that big personality. How lucky for him.
I don’t think robbed is a word I’d use. He put himself in dangerous situations and he knew that was a risk but his contributions to the world and what he left his children with is still a dam good legacy.
@@barnowlwatcher i love this family but they weren't robbed of anything, they know how dangerous it is to be around animals and steve sadly lost his life in a way no one but himself can be blamed. he put himself into a animals habitat, only way you can get robbed of life is by the hands of another conscious human being
Steve Irwin would be so incredibly proud of his children and wife for continuing his legacy. Robert and Bindi have grown into such wonderful, successful people. I’m so glad they have stayed in conservation work, that is truly all Steve ever wanted. We miss him so much, he will never be forgotten 💔
43 years old and can still shed a tear for this man. Wow. What a gift.
I sobbed like a baby.
Right here with you.
Australians and love for nature they don't go together. Steve Irwin QED
I’m 32, I cried like a baby.
Me too, and I've got you beat, I'm 45. He was so special.
I’m not gonna lie that made me ugly cry, hearing Steve talk about how he knew his kids would one day be taking over and he’d gladly step aside and let them grow into his shoes. He was gift to the world, and his legacy continues giving.
I loved watching his old TV show back in the day just prior to his untimely passing, and my parents and I (particularly my mom) would laugh at some of the hijinks and whatnot. but in all seriousness though, I cried my ass off when I heard the news of Steve Irwin dying from a stingray attack. Dude will be missed, R.I.P!!!!
That’s some pussy shit dude… Steve died fucking around with a wild animal
@@jackzanone6180 you’ve left 3 comments on this video, all being a worthless internet troll. No one is impressed. If anything, I feel bad for you. I’m sorry for whatever happened to you that led you to feel the need to lash out in comments for attention. Hope you find peace.
I LOVE how his children are perpetuating his legacy. I pray all his grandkids do the same 🙏🙏😪😪
this really made you cry lil bro? jeez
He sounds like his dad. It's amazing how they preserved his legacy.
Its not just Steves Legacy, Robert is building his own, and I just hope hes happy with where hes at.
I'm pretty sure it's cuz part of the act was overplaying the Aussie accent lol. Even then it's still really cool how the mannerisms and "forced" accent are so similar. Truly like father like son.
His father would be so proud .
I can't believe he's 19 and Bindi has a baby. The years have flown. Steve is immensely proud of them as he's still there in their hearts.
She does? Damn I feel freaking old now.
@@geometricart7851 Yep, married and has a beautiful daughter named Grace Warrior
Holy shit Bindi has a baby?? Good lord I remember when she was just a toddler crying because her dad took away the GIANT spider he was letting her hold and all I could think was, "Yep, she's his kiddo all right." 🤣
“This is why I was put here…because I could be dead tomorrow.”
For me, that was the part that hurt the most. Rest easy, Steve-thank you for everything. 🙏🏻♥️
Ugh same! It’s beautiful and sad which is the kind of sad that makes you really cry
i think it's so cool he oozes Steve's energy.. his demeaners and enthusiasm for his surroundings is undeniably steve. i love how his kids both embodied his love for animals and wildlife and carried that mission. Happy Birthday Robert!
@@1969wareid It's a lot more fun when you're not a cynic.
@@1969wareid life is hard for almost everyone. doesn't give you an excuse to be an ass.
@@1969wareid Life sucks at times, but if you want people to mind their own business it's kind of counter intuitive to post something online, where let's be honest, it becomes everyone's business. I do hope things look up for ya, in whatever ways they can.
@@1969wareid Isn't it a lil hard to simultaneously shut up "while" talking to someone?
I wish the best for ya in your journey under the troll bridge. May peace find ya some day.
@@1969wareidyou think the Irwin’s do this for money? Lmao imagine being this dumb
He 100% has his fathers enthusiasm for animals and life
"I HAVE ACHIEVED MY ULTIMATE GOAL" You did, and Robert is not only following your mission, he is creating his own mission 🧡
As a man who lost his own father at a young age, this was a very emotional video to watch, it's not an easy life growing up without a Dad, Robert's mother did a wonderful job.
I wasn’t that young when I lost my dad, I was 26. But I got to hear my dad say how proud he was of the man I’d become. That’s the type of fuel that drives the fire of life forever.
Lost mine at 15. I’m 32 now about to start my family. If only he could see me now. Thank God I have an amazing mother
I was two days before my second birthday when I lost my dad. Our mothers do a great job.
Not being asked to but maybe someone will get something out of it. My dad shed his mortal coil by his own choice when I was 8 I found him. Mom remarried. Step dad did a lot with me taught me a lot but was very very abusive physically and emotionally. All I ever wanted was a dad's love. I kept my heart open and I forgive my step dad. I got 2 maybe 3 years with him before he died where I was proud to call him my dad and myself his son. He was a good grandpa as well. I lost him in June of 2021 at 27 years old to a brain bleed on the tennis court and I miss him a lot more than I ever thought I would. I spent years wanting nothing to do with that man. I spent his last full day alive with him. We went to church and breakfast. I took the kids to the park and then up to his house to swim and play. Kids played dad and I sat on the deck and just talked about life stresses struggles hopes and dreams. He was my dad finally and i was his son. It was a beautiful thing for me to have that closure right before he died. Keep your heart open and choose to love people. Life is way to short and unexpected to not choose love.
What a mature man. At 19, I wouldn't have been able to do what he does. Godspeed Robert, happy belated birthday
It’s so damn easy…
@@jackzanone6180 easy to be a hater loser online
@@i3642 you can’t do what I do little guy
@@jackzanone6180 😂 get a grip
Steve would be so proud of his kids! Terri did a WONDERFUL job raising two amazing human beings! The world needs more people like the Irwin family
All these years later, still not over Steve's death. What an impact he has made on the world. Robert is clearly following in his dad's gigantic footsteps 💖💖
he's doing an amazing job already. He didn't know the video was coming and he recovered emotionally and then went on to make a speech about his dad that was perfect, he's a very good speaker.
I knew I was going to get emotional, but the second he said “I could be dead tomorrow” I started to cry. It was like he loved his life with the knowledge that he may leave them early…Steve I hope you’re proud of your incredible family.
Yeah he knew the odds weren't good from the beginning.
he is for sure.
bro chill…
So his last crazy stunt was going to be his last because he felt like he was going to die soon. I wish he didnt do a last performance but he probably wouldve passed either way. Sometimes its just your time to go rip a legend
I was crying from the beginning, he was literally my childhood
Well, I'm a grown man that's crying his eyes out now. How special. RIP Steve! Happy Birthday Robert! What a family!
I'm with you 👊
I feel that 🥺🥺🙏🏼
Same here. This family is a national treasure.
IM NOT CRYING YOURE CRYIN BRO 😢
tears dripping off my nose crying lol
Robert and his sister Bindi bear the mantel of their father's legacy incredibly well and with such grace, poise, and humble strength. Terri does such a wonderful job in her life as both a concervationalist and a mother.
I told myself i wasnt gonna cry.. soon as i heard his voice i couldnt help it. R.I.P Steve. You guys did a wonderful job raising these kids.
I really thought it'd be okay too but then when Steve started talking and saying how proud he was anyway broke me
I got choked seeing it too I could only imagine how the kid felt. Who didn't love crocodile hunter?
dude I started crying when I saw the wiggles 🤣😭🤣😭
Been a while since I cried this hard. Didn't expect it.
same here
Such a humble kid.
I absolutely LOVE how dedicated he is to his father's legacy.
His father was the man of men in the animal world. I`ll never forget when that 2000 lb crock. tried to run him down for lunch.
Don’t know if I’d say humble
@@lauchlanstill6677 how so? 😂
"When they're ready to run up our mission, i will gladly step aside"
WOW i was not ready to shed a tear on that one
“Cause one day I’ll be dead” got me
As a kid I didn’t watch cartoons, I was obsessed with animal planet, but not just animal planet but Steve Irwin, he was my childhood hero, I had 4 birthday party’s that were crocodile Hunter themed, I’d always say growing up that No matter what I’d go to Australia one day and meet him, When my mom told me the news of his passing I was so upset I didn’t go to school for days, he made such a good impact on all of our childhoods I’m sure, I wish nothing but the best for him and his family, got me tearing up just thinking about it
Did you get to Australia?
Him and Jeff Corwin
Go see Robert then
I think the whole world stopped for a moment to realize his passing. He was every kids inspiration.
It's never too late to reach that goal of yours. Even though Steve isn't with us- he lives on through the work and legacy he's left behind and he lives on in his children; especially Robert with how alike they are. If you can, definitely still go to Australia and perhaps visit the sanctuary. Heck, depending on how old you are and if you have a family of your own, show them what made you love Irwin and what he did for wildlife when you were young. That's how people like Steve live on; those of us who loved him will tell stories of him and what he did and achieved.
I remember feeling so upset when hearing he'd passed away, myself and my little brother used to religiously watch Steve Irwin shows. I remember my little brother constantly playing a Wiggles ft. Steve Irwin special, every. single. day. (I can still remember a few of the songs). The world has never really quite felt the same without him - but watching the Irwin children grow as I grew up as well, it's always been so nice and reassuring to see that Steve's legacy has continued and that his family are well and healthy.
Steve’s death hit so many of us hard. We grew up watching him as kids and it seemed like the man was untouchable. Still shocks me that he was taken the way he was. His kids grew up to be amazing adults and Terri really is the rock of the family. ❤
He based his entire career on grabbing and hugging dangerous wild animals, and you were shocked when he was finally killed by one? I thought he was very lucky not to lose a child when parading them as toddlers within feet of crocodiles.
@@alostbard I always wonder about those of us who feel it their job to seek out and spew negativity at every opportunity, whether they understand the topic at hand, or not. To do so in regard to such tragic events as this is particularly disturbing and disgusting; especially when those cruel words clearly do not need saying. What an exhausting, unpleasant way to choose to experience life.
@@tripod13mc This is why we kicked him out of the bard's college. Every time we recounted a heroic epic, he'd always interrupt with an "um, actually" and bring the mood down. The kids hated him.
@@tripod13mc it wasnt that negative because alostbard didnt say anything wrong. he has a point on why MelMars thought it was shocking that Irwin died by a dangerous animal. anyone who interacts with dangerous animals as a career will have a high risk on getting killed by them, so it isnt shocking he died that way.
@@ernestogastelum9123 which validates my point... that there IS no point to saying any of those things. Dude OBVIOUSLY knew the risk. Either way, there is no need to make such callous and needless comments about something so tragic; particularly when this is about the love of a father who has passed away for his son left missing him. Sometimes, we just don't need to say the obvious things; it's called tact, and social awareness. 😑
Having lost my dad when I was 12, this hits really hard. Keep going Robert, make our dad’s proud!
Your father passed, but you never lost him mate. He is always with you.
My girl lost her dad when she was 12. It's so hard on her, even now at 21. You got another father up there and they're all proud of y'all. Keep pushing brother
I'm 32 and still cherish every day I get to spend with my old man
Lol
I was 9. It fooked me up for life cause I didn't know I was guna lose him. There so much I want to talk to him about as an adult. I'm 32 come February 😢
This young man had huge shoes to fill. And he’s done it well. RIP Steve Irwin and Godspeed Robert Irwin
I remember when my grandmother woke me up early in the morning to tell me that he had died. It was tough for me to deal with as a kid, he was my idol. He's one of only two famous people who's deaths have stuck with me on an almost personal level. The world lost someone great in Steve Irwin. He was an inspiration for an entire generation.
Who was the other?
@@geometricart7851 I'm curious as well
for me it was Steve Irwin and Robin Williams. It was like close family members dying or something
Wake up! Wake up! Your hero DIIIIIED. HES GONE FOREVER!!!!
@@Max-zv8hmit might be a good way to prep him for the hardships of life. Rather then dragging it out. Idk. But i also found it funny
Dang that kid is so much like his dad. His voice, his energy, personality. Happy to see this family still doing so much good for nature and youth.
Its called Dexamphetamines.
Trust all of us Robert when we say that your dad is looking down on you with the biggest smile of pride on his face.
We are not God's counselor or his advisor. We do not speak for God. We do not have the authority to say where any of us will be or what we will be doing. We are only the creation and not the creator.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv dont be a pharisee my brother, you know what she meant god loves all his creation
@@jmcc8718 That does not even make sense to what she said. She is not God's counselor or advisor. None of us are. What does God loving us all have to do with her statement??? Nothing. That is not Biblical about those who have died who make it to heaven to be seeing what is going on. If it were so, then the Bible would be lying when it says there will be no more tears and no more sorrow. Don't be a Mcdonalds burger flipper. duh.
Evan religious people don't believe they are looking down on you. Dead till judgement day
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv Your religion a lie!
Terri Irwin has done an outstanding job raising her children. They have grown into two fine adults that continue their father's legacy. Steve would be so proud. I saw a programme about Steve and Terri and how they met at the zoo. He was doing a show with a croc and immediately spotted her in the crowd and was smitten. After the show finished he went and spoke to her and her friend captured the moment with a photo of them. Amazing.
I am so glad that both kids are carrying on Steve's legacy...he must be so proud of his family.
Oops and pride is a sin. They don't have tv sets where ever he is or the internet.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv Your religion a lie!
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv that’s not at all the same kind of pride
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv relax 😂💀
He's dead lil whoadie
I love how his wife and kids continue to live out his legacy. What a wonderful family.
This made me tear up so I can only imagine how much this meant to Robert and his mom. ❤️❤️❤️
I started to cry at the title of the video. ❤❤❤
Their mother is amazing
Wow, 19 already and such a great guy like his dad. Robert is doing his father proud walking in his footsteps to continue where he left off in conservation of wild species and getting the public involved with it too. Well done mum Terri in bringing up such well informed and enlightened kids. You deserve a medal.
Yes, a few tears were shed during this film I must admit.
He even has his mannerism and speech. It’s freaky since he barely knew his dad.
cry baby 😊 lol
@@nzfalcon6578 Weirdo lmao you act like it’s bad to cry, if you don’t cry there’s something deeply broken in you 🤣
@@arthurmorgan265 i was having a joke to you , of course its ok to cry
Man what I’m still crying and the comments don’t help 😭 such an absolutely beautiful family. It’s tragic to know what happened but this video literally made such light of it. This family is a truly powerful team. 😭❤️
He has so much of his Dad's heart. His love of life is so apparent. He is truly a living legacy. Props to Terri for raising two incredible children.
@@Leo23XR do you know how many people grow up with great reputations, money, companies, etc and are still miserable?
@@Leo23XR no what he said is on the topic which u started so Ur the one that went off topic to show how greedy and selfish u actually are
@@Leo23XR not off topic. all the stuff you mentioned has NOTHING to do with happiness.
@@Leo23XRt’s not off topic, your one of those miserable npc’s yourself but just never had daddy give you a company. Being ugly doesn’t bring everyone else down, just yourself pal.
when he said he might not be here tomorrow, I immediately burst into tears. happy birthday, Robert! your dad would be so, so proud of you and Bindi! 💕
I was trying to hold it in but I was blubbering like a damn baby when he said that. Robert is the spitting image of Steve and honestly who wouldn't want another Steve Irwin? To see how positive he is even though he's lost his dad is truly inspiring for people who have also lost a dad at a young age.
@@boburnhambabex3 they really are so amazing and share the love of animals their father had. such a sweet legacy!
Who cut all these onions ?! 😭
Just couldn't keep it together when he said that....
A tear ran down my face when his son jumped at his dad and he caught him.
Robert truly is a remarkable young man. So much love and respect for him and his family.
You make him proud every minute of every day, Robert. I know it must feel like you're in the shadow of your dad sometimes but you really have just taken his torch and kept going. You've inspired a generation who never knew your father and you've taught them so much all on your own about the amazing world around them. You achieved what your father always dreamed of and that's awesome!
Well-said!
Agreed
I was lucky to grow up watching Steve. It's been a privilege watching his children grow up and share that same spark.
@@MadMage1993 I remember where I was when I learned he had died. Steve was amazing and impacted so many people. I'm so glad that spark didn't die with him. I see it in his wife and his kids. I imagine his grandkids and great grandkids will keep it going, that fire was so bright.
@@jnewcomb I don't remember where or how I found out, all I can remember is just the shock and then processing he died and ended with crying a little. He really was such a bright person and incredible. No one can ever match him but his kids are certainly casting shadows of their own. I hope it is a flame that will pass for generations and likely will. Those grandkids will grow up seeing old reruns of their grandfather and think, "I wanna be like that guy."
The entire Irwin family is pure class and grace.
I don’t think Steve could be more proud of the amazing man that Robert has become
Robert is carrying on his father's legacy so well , his father is looking down with a big ol grin on his face because he has turned out just like his father a wonderful and beautiful soul 🙂
What a well spoken and dynamic young man. He is truly his parent’s son and will be a force for years to come. Happy Birthday Robert.
My throat is tight af watching this 😭 Steve Irwin will never be forgotten and the fact that he talked about the kids taking over and being gone tomorrow.... just wow incredible father rip
Just had that same feeling.. if only I had half the parents Robert has..
Waite this wasn’t Steve irwin in the video ?
The older he gets, the more he looks like his father. He definitely has his father's spirit! This is how we and our memories and energy live on. ✨️ RIP Steve
Terri had raised 2 beautiful children and kept Steve’s vision for the zoo alive all these years❤
Steve Irwin will never be forgotten ❤ and thanks to his family his work really really will continue forever ❤
until judgement day. Eternity will not be about any of us or what we have done. It will all be about Jesus Christ who died on a cross to save the world from their sins. We all deserve hell and then the lake of fire on judgement day.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv you cannot make that judgement, that is a form of blasphemy. Now you will be judged accordingly.
@@Mikebuster Just using my words from the Bible. Read the new testament. Especially the last few chapters in the book of Revelation. We are nothing compared to what Jesus Christ did on the Cross. You cannot earn your salvation." for by God's Grace are we saved through faith, not by works. It is the free gift of God so that no one can boast of their salvation. It is not blasphemy to build up Jesus Christ and tell other what he did on the cross to save us sinners from the lake of fire on judgement day. All praise and Glory alone to Jesus Christ Amen.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv get a life
@@OOCFM God does not force anyone to accept what his Son did on the cross to save them from their sins. Including you. So the plan of Salvation through God's Grace did no miss any mark. It is there for anyone who chooses to accept it and believe in his Son. If you were born on this planet, then you deserve hell and the lake of fire on judgement day because of Sin in the world since Adam and Eve.
RIP Steve, and we’ll done Terri. I know it’s been very hard but you did amazingly well with your kids. Steve is smiling down on all of you, proudly.❤️♥️
Thats why he chose Teri to raise his children.
The very last thing that Steve would want to do is rest in peace.
I'm a great father, but imagine if I had millions. I'd be raising Harvard students lol
I told myself I wasn't gonna cry but then I heard Steve's voice and I burst into tears. RIP Steve. You were and still are a legend who is loved by all 🐊🕊️
Yeah, I’m not much of a crier, but had two big ones fall down seeing this. What a wonderful family & such a tragic loss. They absolutely are carrying on his legacy ❤️
scrolling through comments tears still rolling
Agreed - still crying - my heart is breaking and bursting at the same time. Awesome young man.
You can see the smile and look in Terri’s eyes when Robert talks about his dad. Her husband. I’m sure part of it is her amazing son, but I know part of it is her remembering the man she knew better than the whole of Australia combined. She misses ya Steve, as does the rest of your family and not only The people in our home, Australia, but people from all over this planet.
Who else cried like a baby😢?!? What a wonderfully, mature & humbled young man. I’m SO proud of the man he is, I can’t imagine how proud Terry is. Steve must be over the moon watching down from the heavens with pride.🙏🏽♥️🎉🎂🎈
I agree- beautifully said, hard to hold back the tears 😊
Im not crying…..
😭ok maybe
I did. his pops was a big part of my life growing up as a boy
As soon as Steve started: talking instant tears
I cried through the whole video
If you’ve ever lost a father at a young age (I have) at a certain point you realize you weren’t the only one who lost out, our mothers also missed out on having their mate to grow old with and have to carry the weight of the worlds on their shoulders. I really appreciate how he checked on his mom to make sure she was ok. What an amazing mother she is. My mother is so precious to me as well…
I lost my mom at 4... she died at 12. Huntingtons, the obscure disease every medical TV show throws in at some point because of how horrible it is. I don't have the gene. I do have the scars. Lost my dad at 18 to hep c from a 80's blood transfusion. If the transplant didn't fail, if he had lived 10 more years there was a cure. Lost my grandmother, my second mom, at 29. She lost her first child when he was 17. She lost my dad as well. Probably the only thing worse than losing a parent. She lost both her babies and didn't recover from that despite me trying to coax her into getting counseling. My condolences to you. It's not a good club to be in. Once you've lost a parent at any age, you really feel for someone who loses their's. My father in law lost his dad a couple year back. He's in his 50s. His dad was in his 80s. Even though he is older, I know what kind of pain he was feeling. It's to a good club to be in at any age. Nothing ever fills that hole.
@@mikegamerguy4776 sorry for your loss. The point in specifying the age and the point in my comment in general was to just recognize the widows and widowers out there who have to carry on in life without their spouse (such as Mrs. Irwin) I wasn’t trying to say the kids who lost parent young have it worse. Sorry if it sounded like that.
Lost mine at 10 and you never get over it but you just know he is in heaven making your life a little better.
Steve Irwin was a huge part of my childhood. His love for animals was infectious. He love for life was palpable. His love for his family always came through. Its amazing to see Robert following in Steve's footsteps. Also, shout out to Terri. It couldn't have been easy when Steve passed, but its obvious, she has done an amazing job.
Cried like a baby here. Doesn't matter male or female I was always a fan of the Irwin's and always will be. I cried like a baby when he died I was only 17 and it is crazy to think it's been so many years!! RIP Steve!! It's amazing to see your own blood following in your footsteps and being the spitting image of you.
Argh! I can’t stop crying!!!! As if he said “I could be dead tomorrow”, it’s like he knew something, that he knew he wouldn’t see his children grow up. I’m so glad Robert knows how proud his dad would be of him. Hold your loved ones so close.
He knew he played with death everyday
Because he was very aware of how deadly the animals he interacted with on a daily basis
My husband and I can often be heard to say how much poorer the world is without Steve. There are many people working hard with animals and they all have their own passion, but Steve was something special and his energy and enthusiasm introduced so many people to the animal world. The world is just different and to me poorer, for losing him.
But he never offered to die on a cross to save us from our sins. We all deserve hell and then the lake of fire on judgement day.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv seek a therapist your head is cooked
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv Steve didn't have to offer to die for OUR sins, Steve was a human. Only Jesus Christ is our saviour.
@@aryansigrid Your not reading the comments of everyone then with endless praise. He was a human deserving of hell and then the lake of fire just like me and you and the rest of the world. He was no one special.
@@aryansigrid Read the original comment that I posted this from.
Gosh, Robert sounds exactly like his father.
What a wonderful little family they are.
Terri did so well raising the kiddos to be just as enthusiastic and respectful as their father was.
They all seem like such amazing, loving, and understanding people.
You did good, Steve.
I know you're proud, wherever you are.
We miss you, mate.
I was born wayyy before he was, but hearing that he's only 19 just blows my mind. Reason being, is that he's done so much in his life by far, and he is such an admirable young man. He truly is!
After my Dads died, I found out they wrote birthday cards for my youngest sister and I until we turned 21. It felt like they were there to wish me Happy Birthday for 13 years. I'm so sorry Steve is gone, he was a legend and an absolute unit of a man.
One of a kind! Off the Ricter scale as he'd put it.
lol you had 2 dads? wtf
❤
@@zackwaffen9210 ....gay people have kids zack
@@zackwaffen9210 why do you assume it’s 2. It could be 3 dads.
Doesn't matter how many times I see videos of Steve talking about his kids, I cry everytime. He was such an amazing man.
same ;_; I expected to get a little teary but this one kinds stopped me in my tracks
Steve would be immensely proud of where his kids are today. Damn, thinking about him always makes me cry
Their dad/ her husband would be so beyond proud of them . For everything . Their work , their kindness , their ability to maintain Steve’s legacy ….. he’s looking down smiling so big on them
He sounds so much like his dad 😭 their mom has done so great with them she dealt with the death of her husband and the father of her children and held so strong to raise her babies this brought tears to my eyes.
I was at Steve's show with the crocs in 2004, and he had Robert there as a baby holding him up to the crocs for effect. Now Robert is a young man. Time flies. Congrats Robert.
"Whatever you want to do in this world, it is achievable. The most important thing that I've found, that perhaps you could use, is be passionate and enthusiastic in the direction that you choose in life, and you'll be a winner.” - Steve Irwin
What a lovely family. Terri has been amazing in raising them to be the upstanding adults they are today. She has worked so hard to keep Steve’s legacy alive through his wonderful children.
Gdness Kim has spoken
This is big coming from Kim
Thank you for these wise words of wisdom kim jong un 😂😂😂
This heartfelt comment coming from Kim Jong-un is sending me lmfao
What a legend.
I cried for days when Steve died. He was such a vibrant, energetic soul with such a passion for wildlife. And I cried again watching this video. 😢❤️
Same he died after my birthday. Worst present i had. I feel sorry for the irwin family. Robert, your dad is proud of you!
That was a very special message indeed. I think if Steve could see you now, he'll be so very proud
oops, and pride is a sin.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv Only in your small world.
@@JL-xz3zf In God's gigantic universe. Sin is everywhere. We all sin everyday. No matter what we do. Lying, cheating, stealing, anger, sex, porn. We can't escape it.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv There are thousands of religions around the world, what makes you so sure your god is the correct one?
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv Sounds like you have a guilty conscience and are projecting it onto others. I do none of those things and many others don't either. You will burn soon.