Irwin fans stunned by Bindi’s three-year-old daughter Grace Warrior’s accent: ‘Steve would be crying with love’
Bindi Irwin shared a clip of her three-year-old daughter Grace Warrior talking on Thursday and her fans were quick to rave about her adorable accent.
The video showed the toddler reading a bridge sign at the Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast.
The youngster managed to read some instructions on the board and spoke with a mixed Australian and American accent, echoing her Australian mother and father Chandler Powell, who was born in Florida.
Bindi captioned the clip: ‘Grace teaches us all the rules of Australia Zoo Lemur Island. Her kind heart lights up the world.”
Fans immediately took to the comments section to say how proud her late grandfather Steve Irwin would be.
Bindi Irwin shared a clip of her three-year-old daughter Grace Warrior talking on Thursday and her fans were quick to rave about her adorable accent
“Steve would cry with love,” one fan wrote, while a second added: “Cuteness overload. I wonder if she will have an Australian or American accent, or a combo.’
“Her sweet little voice makes you melt,” a third person interjected.
Grace’s grandfather Steve died on September 4, 2006, aged 44, after being pierced in the chest by a stingray while filming a documentary about the Great Barrier Reef.
The three-year-old appears to be following in the footsteps of her late grandfather Steve Irwin. (Pictured with Bindi in 2002)
Fans immediately took to the comments section to say how proud her late grandfather Steve would be
Bindi shares Grace with her American husband, Chandler, 27, who she married in 2020.
Irwin previously revealed on social media that her daughter calls her late grandfather “Grandpa Crocodile.”
It comes after Bindi shared an adorable video on Instagram last month of Grace introducing a turtle to the camera.
Bindi shares Grace with her American husband Chandler Powell (left), 27, who she married in 2020
“This is a turtle eating a flower,” said the budding Wildlife Warrior as the reptile gnawed on a red hibiscus bloom.
“She’s a huge turtle… turtles go into the land and turtles go into the water. Their favorite food is leaves,” the toddler added, to which Bindi replied, “That’s right honey.”
At the end of the video, Bindi was seen holding the animal next to husband Chandler and Grace, saying, “Thank you for joining us while Grace taught us about turtles.”