Bindi Irwin cradles her newborn daughter Grace as she and husband Chandler Powell share never-before-seen images of their family ahead of the release of their new show
Bindi Irwin and her American wakeboarder husband Chandler Powell welcomed their first child together just last week.
And now, the pair have shared some sweet new images of their newborn, ahead of their new one-hour special, Crikey! It’s a Baby! which will air on Animal Planet in Australia on May 22.
In one never-before-seen picture, Bindi gazes affectionately at their daughter Grace Warrior while cradling her in her arms.
So sweet: Bindi Irwin cradles her newborn daughter Grace as she and husband Chandler Powell share never-before-seen images of their family ahead of the release of their new show
Little Grace can be seen in a beige printed onesie and a sweet pink beanie.
In another image, Bindi and Chandler can’t stop staring at their tiny tot who is fast asleep in their arms.
Crikey! It’s a Baby! will premiere on Animal Planet next month and follows their journey into parenthood, with the help of Terri and Robert Irwin.
Newborn baby bubble: In another image, Bindi and Chandler can’t stop staring at their tiny tot who is fast asleep in their arms
Footage is said to even show the moment Bindi and Chandler took their newborn baby girl back to Australia Zoo for the very first time.
Bindi and Chandler welcomed their daughter last week, on March 25.
‘Happy first wedding anniversary to my sweetheart husband and day of birth to our beautiful daughter,’ Bindi wrote on Instagram at the time.
New addition: Bindi and Chandler welcomed their daughter last week, on March 25
‘Happy first wedding anniversary to my sweetheart husband and day of birth to our beautiful daughter,’ Bindi wrote on Instagram at the time
‘Grace Warrior Irwin Powell. Our graceful warrior is the most beautiful light.’
Bindi revealed that Grace is a family name on both hers and Chandler’s sides, while her middle names, Warrior Irwin, are a tribute to her late father Steve Irwin.
Steve died in September 2006 after being stabbed in the chest by a stingray barb as he was filming a documentary in shallow waters at the Great Barrier Reef.
At the time, his son Robert was two while his daughter Bindi was eight.
Bindi finished: ‘There are no words to describe the infinite amount of love in our hearts for our sweet baby girl.’
‘She chose the perfect day to be born and we feel tremendously blessed.’
‘She chose the perfect day to be born and we feel tremendously blessed,’ she said