‘Stay strong’: Newlywed Bindi Irwin shares a heartwarming message to fans telling them ‘everything will be okay’ amid the coronavirus pandemic
Wildlife warrior Bindi Irwin has penned a heartwarming message to fans amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
On Instagram on Monday, the 21-year-old shared an adorable photograph of a wallaby in the grounds of Australia Zoo.
‘Our little wallaby is here to say that everyone is going to be okay,’ Bindi wrote, sending a clear message to her 3.5million followers.
‘Stay strong’: On Monday, newlywed Bindi Irwin, 21, (pictured) shared a heartwarming message to fans telling them ‘everything will be okay’ amid the coronavirus pandemic
‘Stay strong,’ the reality star signed off, encouraging her fans to remain stoic.
It comes after Bindi shared a number of photographs from Easter, alongside her brother Robert, 16, and new husband Chandler.
Bindi first shared a photograph of herself with Chandler and their pet chicken, Piggy, who she informed fans had passed on.
Sweet: ‘Our little wallaby is here to say that everyone is going to be okay,’ Bindi wrote, sending a clear message of love to her 3.5million followers
‘Two years ago… Easter celebrations with Piggy our chicken. This sweet girl was part of our lives for almost 13 years,’ she wrote.
She then shared a photograph of her alongside Chandler and brother Robert, holding a new puppy dog.
‘Easter celebrations together this year! For those wondering, Robert named our sweet grandma chicken ‘Piggy’ when he was just 3 years old.
Flashback: It comes as Bindi shared a throwback photo of her celebrating Easter festivities with her beau two years earlier on her social media
Happy in love: On Sunday, Bindi Irwin (right) and husband Chandler Powell (centre) celebrated their first Easter together as newlyweds with Robert Irwin (left) and dog Piggy
‘When she passed away last year at almost 13, we named our beautiful puppy ‘Piggy’ in honour of her,’ Bindi finished.
The Wildlife warriors appeared happier than ever as they gripped onto a colourful mix of Easter eggs as Bindi was seen gazing at her adorable new pet pooch.
Bindi and Chandler tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in front of only three people at Australia Zoo on March 25.
Their guests included Bindi’s mother Terri, brother Robert and her father Steve Irwin’s best friend Wes Mannion.
Father Steve died in September 2006 at the age of 44 after being pierced in the chest by a stingray barb while filming a wildlife documentary in Queensland.
Bindi and Chandler commemorated Steve at their wedding by placing a picture of him at the altar and lighting a candle in his memory.
Beautiful: Bindi and Chandler tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in front of only three people at Australia Zoo on March 25. The pair revealed it will be televised on Animal Planet