Bindi Irwin says her unhurried father is her daughter’s ‘guardian angel’

Bindi Irwin paid tribute to her later father, Steve Irwin, 15 years after his loss of life, calling him her daughter’s “guardian angel.”

“This sweetheart has been observing her ‘Grandpa Crocodile’ on the projector at our camp here on the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve. She lights up when she sees him on conceal,” she wrote on Instagram Saturday alongside a photo of her 5-month-ragged daughter Grace and a throwback snap of Bindi along with her father.

She persevered, that she wished her father — who died at age 44 in 2006 after being pierced by a stingray barb — will doubtless be her to hug her puny one girl.

“I protect on to the belief that he’s her guardian angel now, observing over essentially the most particular section of my lifestyles, Grace Warrior,” she added.

Bindi and her husband Chandler Powell welcomed puny one Grace Warrior Irwin Powell in March, naming her after her father.

“Her center names, Warrior Irwin, are a tribute to my dad and his legacy as essentially the most amazing Wildlife Warrior,” she acknowledged in her announcement.

Bindi, 23, and Powell, 24, welcomed their daughter on their first wedding anniversary.

“She selected the very most attention-grabbing day to be born and we feel vastly blessed,” they acknowledged in a observation at the time.

Grace is already following within the footsteps of her grandfather and mom, having met animals at the Australia Zoo — which is owned by Steve’s widow and Grace’s grandmother Terri Irwin — correct weeks after her birth.