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Robert Irwin
Public image
Irwin spent his
entire life in the public eye due to his parents' celebrity status. His birth
was televised on the third and final season of their wildlife documentary
series The Crocodile Hunter Diaries. From a young age, media outlets noticed
that Irwin bore an uncanny resemblance in physical appearance, personality, and
mannerisms to his late father. The press began commenting on Irwin's sex appeal
and labelled him as a sex symbol when he transitioned into adulthood. Although
he disagreed with the label, he embraced it as a way of further promoting
environmentalism.
Dean Blake of Man of
Many wrote that Irwin's charisma, effervescence, and comfortability in front of
a camera allowed him to be "one of the most genuine and authentic voices
in wildlife conservation." Talent agencies called him a "publicist's
dream" and compared him to a live action Ken doll, "except with a
brain, soul and gorgeous heart." Ashley Spencer for The New York Times
complimented the way Irwin embraced his emotional vulnerability, noting that he
"makes no attempt to appear cool or aloof. He often throws his head back
in full-throated laughter, and he gleefully celebrates everyone around him."
The Australian's Jenna Clarke echoed her sentiments and opined that he should
be used as a yardstick for modern masculinity. Patrick Lenton of The Guardian
wrote that while Dancing with the Stars notable for rehabilitating benighted
public figures, Irwin's appearances were a genuinely wholesome "shot of
joy." Michael Idato of The Sydney Morning Herald agreed, writing that his
experience offered "an extremely positive story in an otherwise
overwhelmingly negative news cycle."
Irwin is regarded as
an influential figure in Australian popular culture. He and his sister were
named to the inaugural Time 100 Next list in 2019. Mediaweek declared him the
third-most influential Australian across social media platforms in 2023.
Scientists with the Queensland Museum named a species of garden banded snails
they discovered after him. At age 20, Irwin became the youngest Australian to
be immortalised with a wax figure by Madame Tussauds Sydney. He is the third
man in modern times to appear solo on the cover of The Australian Women's
Weekly, joining actor Hugh Jackman and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex. Irwin
partnered with the National Football League to promote their International
Series. He was named a global ambassador for Columbia Sportswear, and starred
in advertising campaigns for brands such as HelloFresh, Twisties and Uber Eats.
His underwear campaign for Bonds generated over US$80 million in earned media
value.
Personal life
Although he is
"disarmingly friendly and welcoming" to the press, Irwin prefers to
keep his personal life out of the public eye. He thought the significant media
attention he received was "weird" and disliked the paparazzi industry
and tabloid journalism. Commentators noticed that whenever Irwin was approached
with personal topics, he spoke about them "in broad terms, his cheerful
tone belying the wall of privacy he has delicately constructed."
Irwin was previously
in an eighteen-month relationship with Rorie Buckey, the niece of actor Heath
Ledger. He has germophobia and spasmenagaliaphobia, a rare and irrational fear
of broken glass. He was hospitalised with appendicitis in January 2018, which
resulted in an emergency appendectomy. After experiencing an awakening, Irwin
spoke about his mental health struggles such as anxiety, complicated grief, and
imposter syndrome. He believed it was important for those who were as
"chronically positive" as him to prioritise their psychological
well-being.
Irwin resides on the
private grounds of Australia Zoo with his family. He is an LGBTQ ally and
encouraged men to advocate for women's health. He considers himself to be a
spiritual person and found the most solace in nature. An avid participant in
adventure sports, Irwin's hobbies include mountain biking, rock climbing,
skateboarding and surfing. He also enjoys artistic pursuits like cooking,
creating landscape paintings and visual art, playing the guitar and singing.
Filmography
Key
† Denotes films that
have not yet been released
Film
|
Year |
Title |
Role |
Notes |
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2010 |
Free Willy: Escape from Pirate's Cove |
The Pirate Boy (uncredited) |
Cameo role |
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2015 |
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water |
Kyle the Seagull (voice) |
Australian edition only |
|
|
2025 |
Zootopia 2 |
Robert Furwin
(voice) |
Cameo role |
Film |
Television
|
Year |
Title |
Role |
Notes |
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2007–2008
2011 2012
|
Bindi the Jungle Girl Kate Plus 8 Steve Irwin's Wildlife
Warriors |
Himself |
2 episodes; credited as Bob Irwin Episode: "Australia Zoo
Visit" Host alongside Bindi Irwin |
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2014 |
Dino Dan: Trek's Adventures |
Foreign exchange student from Australia |
Guest appearance; 14 episodes |
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2015
2015–
20252017– 2026
2018–2022
2019–2022 |
Ten Deadliest Snakes Dancing with the Stars The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Crikey! It's the Irwins
The Kelly Clarkson Show |
Himself |
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2020 |
Bluey |
Alfie (voice) |
Guest role (S2E37) |
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Sesame Street |
Himself |
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Earth to Ned |
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2022 |
RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under Kurt Fearnley's One Plus One Have You Been Paying Attention? |
Guest appearance; 5 episodes Guest appearance; Main cast; also co-producer Guest appearance (S2E1) Main cast Host alongside Julia Morris Episode: "A Ned's Best Friend" Episode: "Robert
Irwin" Guest quizmaster (S10E25) Host Guest judge (S18E31) episode1
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2022–2023 |
Celebrity Gogglebox Australia |
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2024–2026 |
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! |
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2026 |
Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro † 66th TV Week Logie Awards † MasterChef Australia |
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Accolades
|
Award |
Year[a] |
Nominated work |
Category |
Result |
|
|
AACTA Awards |
2025 2026 |
Irwin |
Favourite Australian Media Personality |
Won Won |
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Critics' Choice Real TV Awards |
2026 |
Dancing with the Stars |
Male Star of the Year |
Nominated |
|
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Logie Awards |
2013
|
Steve Irwin's Wildlife Warriors |
Most Popular New Male Talent |
Nominated |
|
|
|
2024 2026 |
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! |
Most Popular Personality on Australian Television Most Popular Personality on Australian Television Bert Newton
Award for Most Popular Presenter |
Nominated
Nominated
Pending |
|
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Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter |
Pending |
|
|
Shorty Awards |
2020 |
Irwin |
Best in Activism
(shared with Bindi Irwin) |
Nominated |
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