Bindi Irwin has given fans a glimpse of her husband Chandler Powell's physique in a family photo taken in the Australian outback. On Saturday, the celebrity conservationist, 28, shared the image on social media showing her American-born husband, 29, going shirtless as he flexed his muscles alongside their five-year-old daughter, Grace Warrior.
Chandler looked every inch a fitness enthusiast as he showed off his muscular upper body while posing outdoors. But it was his mini-me daughter who stole the show, with Grace doing her best impression of her dad as she proudly flexed her own arms beside him, dressed in a floral bodysuit as she copied his pose.
Bindi appeared equally delighted by the scene, captioning the photo simply: 'How did I get so lucky?'
The wholesome snap offered a rare glimpse into the couple's family life. Chandler and Bindi have been married since 2020 and welcomed Grace on March 25, 2021, their first wedding anniversary. The family regularly shares glimpses of their life surrounded by wildlife and the natural beauty of Australia Zoo, where Grace has grown up around the animals her parents are dedicated to protecting.
Family reacts in the comments
Bindi's famous family quickly took to the comments section to share their thoughts. 'Grace and I are both so lucky to have YOU,' Chandler gushed. Bindi's mother, Terri Irwin, added: 'Perfect pose, Grace. Just like dada!'
How Bindi and Chandler met
Bindi and Chandler first met in 2013 when the American athlete visited Australia Zoo while competing in a wakeboarding event. After maintaining a long-distance relationship for several years, the couple became engaged in July 2019 before tying the knot in an intimate ceremony at Australia Zoo in March 2020, during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continuing Steve Irwin's legacy
Bindi and Chandler live with Grace at the Australia Zoo sanctuary, where they are both heavily involved in operations. Bindi and her younger brother, Robert, 22, have worked hard at continuing their father Steve Irwin's legacy, following his death in September 2006. The celebrity conservationist, known worldwide as the 'Crocodile Hunter,' died when he was struck in the chest by a stingray while filming underwater at Batt Reef, off the coast of Queensland.
