'Free cupcakes': Bindi Irwin invites fans to daughter Grace Warrior's second birthday event at family zoo
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA: Bindi Irwin seems extremely excited to celebrate her daughter Grace Warrior’s second birthday as she has invited her fans to attend a special celebration at Australia Zoo. The 'Crikey! It's the Irwins' star, 24, and her husband Chandler Powell welcomed Grace on their first wedding anniversary on March 25, 2021.
The daughter of the late 'Crocodile Hunter' star Steve Irwin took to her Instagram on Wednesday, March 22 to share the invitation alongside a photo of Grace edited to include some woodland friends and a birthday cake. "Our beautiful Grace Warrior is turning two. We're sharing the birthday celebrations with you, @AustraliaZoo Sat, March 25," she wrote in the caption. Bindi also detailed all the attractions guests can look forward to at the special event, including free cupcakes and a live performance by Bluey and Bingo, according to Daily Mail.
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'Perfect blend of Bindi and Chandler'
Some other bonuses at the event include free entry for children under 14, a safari obstacle course, party hat making, pot planting, and clay workshops. Bindi’s invitation post has already garnered more than 210,000 likes, with many users complimenting Grace’s cuteness. “Omg she has your exact face!!!!❤️” wrote one user. “What a beauty. Those Irwin genes are so strong. 🥰” a second user noted while a third said, “Perfect blend of Bindi and Chandler! ❤️” Someone else said, “Beautiful!😍 it’s nice to offer others to share in your joy! Your legacy!🌟❤️🌟”
Bindi Irwin reflects on motherhood
Bindi never shies away from sharing her daughter’s cute moments with her fans on social media. In August 2022, the celebrity hunter shared an emotional video of Grace recognizing a photo of her grandfather Steve Irwin. "Do you see him? Is he over here?" Bindi asked her daughter in the clip. Grace immediately responded by running up to a poster featuring her late grandpa, which is hung in a construction zone at Australia Zoo. A delighted Bindi praised, "Good girl," before asking her to wave to his photo.
Later that year, Bindi reflected on her first year of motherhood and the pressure to be the "perfect parent." "I think every parent should know it's okay if you don't do things exactly by the book. You have to find your own rhythm," she told People. "There's a lot of information, opinions, and advice that you get, and as a new parent you go, 'I have to follow all this,' and you feel a pressure to try and be the perfect parent, come up with the perfect routine.”