Robert Irwin Says Bindi Irwin Is 'A New Woman' Post Endometriosis Surgery
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
- Robert Irwin has seen firsthand how much getting diagnosed with and treated for endometriosis has helped his sister Bindi Irwin. "She's actually a new woman. She is a new person," the wildlife conservationist told Access Daily's Mario Lopez and guest co-host Courtney Lopez in a new interview. "I've kind of inadvertently become a big women's health advocate recently." Robert also spoke about this weekend’s Steve Irwin Gala Dinner and carrying on his father’s legacy. The 2023 Steve Irwin Gala Dinner will be held Saturday at the SLS Hotel Beverly Hills in Los Angeles. Tickets are sold out. For more information on the event, visit the Steve Irwin Gala Dinner website. For more info on ways you can make a difference in wildlife conservation, check out the Wildlife Warriors website. Watch Robert on "Access Daily" on May 10.
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I never get tired of watching Robert. Such an exciting, polite, considerate, charming guy. Too bad they don't make a lot of people like him. 🙂
Ummm just Aussies don’t know about americans
Well I think he’s awesome ❤❤❤❤I wish their were more guys like him
His dads energy just pours out of Robert❤
He is so Himself! It's great to see Robert doing so well!
I love the Irwins. Such a wholesome family. Steve would be so proud of his children and his grandbaby.
What a pleasant young man. I love the work the Irwin family has accomplished. 💗
Endometriosis is a terrible thing. I was diagnosed a few years ago and had never even heard of it before. We have two teenage boys but simply didn't understand why I couldn't get pregnant again. I had two surgeries after I was diagnosed, we went through several rounds of IVF and still nothing. My heart goes out to Bindi. It's not easy to deal with.
My inner child is healed a little bit more every time I listen to Robert and know the legacy Steven and Terri cultivated lives on through him. The energy and compassion and ability to captivate people through storytelling is what draws people in and makes them care about these things that we should care about. I'm glad the younger generations now still have a wonderful family to look up to and guide them to love animals the way Steve did with me.
Such an intelligent young man and looks so much like his father
I will never forget the moment I knew Steve had passed. I had walked into my mom's bedroom, and the TV was on, and at the bottom of the screen were scrolled words that said "Steve's last adventure". My heart just broke. Steve's gift to the world was not only conservation but he really showed the world how to embrace ALL of who you are, no matter what anyone might think.
For me my mom told me before school and the first thing I said was " he's a father " because I knew about his two kids weren't going to have their dad anymore
I was also hanging out in my parent’s room. My mom was on the chunky desktop checking the news. She gasped, “Oh my God! Steve Irwin died!”
I immediately asked “Was it a crocodile?!”
I just knew it was animal related and figured it’d be a croc.
I was devastated and inconsolable. I felt so bad for them.
He was and still is, and will forever be my hero.
I love the Irwins and the animals more!
Steve and Terry should be so proud. They have a great family. Bless them. 💖
Such an intensely, emotional kid. So mature.
I know Steve is watching and is so proud of his family! I love seeing this!
This family is pure joy!!!
Endometriosis is a disease that doesn’t go away. It sadly, comes back again. I have had 11 surgeries for the disease, it is hell! You end up getting other illnesses along with the endo. I’m glad your sister and your family are speaking out.
Wow, 11 surgeries is brutal. Sorry you had to go through that. I'm still trying to understand this complicated disease. I've been following a small social media influencer, life_as_saylor, who recently underwent this surgery. Hopefully more people start speaking up about this so we can get solutions. It's crazy how even some obgyns don't fully understand treatments for it. So proud of the Irwins for speaking up. ❤
OMG just listening to Robert, I swear I can picture amazing Steve saying this. I know Steve is so extremely proud of his wife, kids & adorable Grace Warrior. My granddaughter was 2 on Nov 11. They hit the ground running.
Little note Mario, I know you've watched him grow up, but talk like he's a grown up. He's not little Robert anymore lol
lol Michelle! I agree!
His dad was a legend nice to see his kids doing well
Endometriosis unfortunately runs in my family. Every woman in my home deals with it. And as a man, it is incredibly difficult to have to watch them suffer such tremendously painful menstrual cycles. And it isn’t just the pain, it’s the throwing up and the passing out and just literally being sick for like a week every single month. My sister describes the pain as feeling like your being stabbed with a million knives all over. It isn’t just uncomfortable cramps, it’s debilitating pain that makes you double over in agony. My mother underwent the same surgery as Bindi and my sister isn’t too far behind. Another unfortunate part of endometriosis is the fact that it can and does cause premature infertility. My mother desperately wanted more babies after my sister, but unfortunately couldn’t conceive again. My sister is almost in her 30s and we’re afraid her window is closing soon as well. The truly sad thing is, she desperately wants children and doesn’t know if she’ll be able to have any on her own. That’s part of the emotional pain of endometriosis.
Yep, I ended up with a hysterectomy before I was 30 (due to stage 4 endometriosis). I never was able to have children. I think it must be terribly hard for family members to witness life with endometriosis. Thanks for sharing your comment!
So true. Miscarriages, as well. Roller-coaster ride between doctors not recognizing it, not knowing how to treat it, or convinced it's all in your head doesn't help, either. I started in doubled-over pain in my teens in the 70's when some doctors believed menstrual or endometrial pain was all psychosomatic. Several miscarriages and laparoscopies later I finally found a doctor who understood. But, there was no treatment back then. And for many years. I'm now in my 60's with no children, and actually the very last person in my Mother's line. We always wondered why there were so few children, going back over 100 years. Shame there are so few really caring doctors willing to go the extra mile to really help sick people. When you find one, don't let them go.
@@Sirius-ly Danazol was used in the 70's for endometriosis, but it wasn't very beneficial for me.
@@kimbo500 it threw me into pseudo menopause! It was horrible! They tried 6 months and gave up on that. Did 4 laporoscopies with laser, and it grew back even faster. I was told the same thing would happen with hystorectomy. Doctors arguing amongst themselves as to who was right and who was wrong. Referrals after referrals. Then the scar tissue attacked my colon. Years and years of that followed. It's just a horrid disease!
@@Sirius-ly We could be twins! I used to sit in the seat furthest back in our van with the window open in the middle of Chicago winters due to the intense hot flashes. They say surgical menopause is more intense than natural menopause. For me, my surgical menopause was nothing compared to my Danazol and Lupron treatments! Pain wise, I felt better immediately after my hysterectomy than the endometriosis pain I had the many years prior to my surgery. I'm so sorry you went through all of that too. It's amazing what our bodies went through, and amazing how we could push on through - simply because we had too! So glad those days are over for me, but feel bad for the others who are currently suffering. They are learning more re: treatment.....just certainly not enough.
Fantastic bindi you wouldnt know anything was wrong before very brave . She alwYs looked happy . Robert ur terrific
Robert you truly amazing.. So much positive energy. i hope you dont burn out....
He brings out the proud mom vibes listening to him
Who is this passionate about their dad? He is just a light in this world. God BLess the Irwins.
Unbelievable family.
Could watch the Irwin's for hours.
The energy and passion is amazing
So glad Bindi’s so much better
Thank you Robert for advocating for Endometriosis rights and awareness. I too have Endometriosis, it took me years to get surgical treatment.
I dealt with stage 4 endometriosis for almost 10 years. During those first 10 yrs, I'd be on the medication treatment for the max # of months allowed (3), and then that treatment had to be halted. Usually within 3 mos of completing the meds, I was headed back to surgery for laparoscopic lysis of the numerous and deep adhesions that had regrown and attached to numerous organs. The endometriosis would grow back again within a few mos of surgery, and the cycle would repeat. During those yrs, the adhesions were so large and deep, that it lead to the removal of a tube & ovary during one of the laparoscopic procedures. After 10 years of this medication/surgical cycle of treatments...I had a total abdominal hysterectomy just prior to turning 30yrs old. 10 years after that.....my endometriosis came back again. I was and OB/Gyne hospital RN, and I was shocked. It certainly isn't unheard of, but I was shocked. 😳Medication treatment resumed and that ended things. It was a very long haul.
He is a beautiful young man.
He is not wrong. Steve inspired so many people. He will always be missed. He's looking down. Beaming with pride.
Love this family😍
Wow! What a joy to watch Robert. I haven't seen him since he was a little toddler after his Dad died. RIP.
Man Steve would be so proud! I miss him a lot!
GOOD Love,, Robert Irwin....🎉🎉 Amazingnass....... We love y'all, frm NewZealandia....
"I want to meet the senior citizen croc!" LOL! Love it!
A dedicated son and brother 💞🙏. You have a great future ahead.
Robert Irwin is just such an incredible story teller!
So glad the family is still doing good ♥️✌️😎
What an incredible young man! Wow! He was raised properly! Intelligent, genuine and extremely polite!
“Which wasn’t controversial at all” 🤣🤣. I couldn’t help but laugh out loud at that.
Steve got a lot of flack for feeding crocodiles while holding Robert.
Good family,prayers
Such a great interview. He's Definitely not a kid, though. Almost 20 is a full on adult. Almost two years on.
Those kids were raised right❤ Steve would be so, so proud. Good on ya, mate.
The world is a better place because of this family....
Good man ,Robert. ❤
He's great and his family 👍
Robert makes me feel bad for accidentally standing on ants
I ashamedly deliberately stood on ants as a kid because they annoyed me! 🙈
Steve will be so proud of Bindi and Bob...crikey!
Steve is with them everyday they both remind me so much of him
Reminds me so much of his Dad
al last someone with talent, class, decency.
Robert is so sweet
So eloquent too!
Didn’t know crocs can live so long!!
Miss seeing them on Animal Planet. Such a positive family.
He's dad is sadly missed we all loved Steve and watched him Rip steve
Sincerely 🎉🎉
No way is that Slater from Saved by the bell? I loved that show ❤
✨🥰✨ LOVE them SO MUCH.
🐊 🐨 🐨 🐨
He really is his father's son, Robert your dad is so proud of you and Bindi, he watches over you all the time. Thankyou for keeping Steve's dream alive ALL OF YOU AT AUSTRALIA ZOO 👍🍻🇦🇺🐨😊
💕😎have a good day and night positive vibes
Australia’s son 🇦🇺🌹
Even if Robert didn’t work at Australia Zoo with his family I feel like he is a very intelligent & creative guy the way he talks is way above his years….like if he wanted to become a doctor or a lawyer I definitely think he would make it.. his parents should be proud 🥲
We want so much to visit the Irwin zoo but it is so hard to obtain an Australian visa.
Whoever ends up marrying this young man is a winner for sure. He is so much like his father. This family really is a world treasure.
He’s dating Heath Ledgers niece !
The oldest and largest Croc is Acco, that’s what Robert was referring to
I had this problem.
Love how he talks 😉
Endometriosis is bad. I actually have bad cycles myself. Have had for years, doctor prescribed iron, and once or twice almost passed out from pain and blood loss.
My 6th grade science teacher told me about Steve
whilst I respect his energy like his&his sister,I feel bas for the grandfather who started the zoo but lost both the zoo and his vision The zoo would not exist without the man who started it all and no doubt it has not gone in thw direction he envisaged and perhaps he too deserves a voice as he raised Steve to be the man we all knew and loved
my dream is to marry robert, live around all these amazing animals and have a happy life🥲🥲
2:17 🤣🤣🤣
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hmm, become a Hollywood actress or feed a Crocodile? Easy, feed a 🐊 because I've watched the Irwin family since I was a little kid and I always wanted to go Australia see the zoo and see Crocs get fed and then go all the adorable and epic animals there, I love the Irwins and I love animals!
Exactly... Your parpzz, be amazed,, be dazed....
Id be a dream working there at Australia zoo
Watching life in Australia is so different than watching life in America.😂
It never occurred to me that Mario Lopez still existed
I can't believe how disengaged and uninterested the female interviewer seems to be. She has shifty eyes, fake smile, looks bored,
not really focusing. I would love a chance to talk with this family and about the amazing world they have created with conservation efforts. She is a perfect example of how disconnected society has become when it comes to needing to talk about science and nature instead of award shows and celebrities.
Agreed
Senior Croc!😂🐊
I wonder if bindi and robert have dual citizenship
He fine
Joseph Fraser loves Mariann Meciar from Brisbane Queensland Australia she is someone I want to have in my life
This family just went on their ten millionth vacation from their stressful lives of being celebrities.
Does he know the difference between a Canadian accent and American most people he’s met in the zoo he works at he thinks is American because of the accent when most people here I’ve seen r Canadians
I cant always either. Im European. Its easy for Americans coz you know what to listen for. But for everyone else its almost identical. I dont usually hear it until i hear them say "sorry" coz Canadian have a spesial way of saying that word.
There's no such thing as a Canadian or American accent. It is all regional! Most people from B.C. sound like most west coast Americans, but I guarantee you'd know someone from Quebec wasn't American, or from Georgia or Texas wasn't Canadian. There have to be at least 5 different, distinct accents just in New England, alone!! People really need to stop generalizing everything! It's like saying someone from Liverpool, England has a typical English accent. Or Scottish and Irish accents are typical English because they're in the U.K. And, with his mother being American, and all his trips to America, and encounters with people from all over the world, I'd bet he has a better grasp on languages than the average Aussie.
Mmm he just gets even more fine every time i see him 😍
Appreciate them but have to say - safe bubble and perhaps a culture of forced positivity is slightly delusional. Perhaps it’s just public image. Take away their zoo and I wonder who they’d identify as. How they’d survive.
The only reason she became a big thing in the u.s is because of dwts before that she wasn’t big in the states so u lot had no idea about her
Not true. My daughter is the same age as Bindi and she grew up watching her, not only with her dad, but also on her shows, in magazines, and anywhere we could find her. In my house, Bindi has ALWAYS been a big deal.
We've known Bindi all her life! Anyone who watched Steve and Teri on Animal Planet knows her and "Baby Bob." There are thousands of us in the US that feel like we knew the whole Irwin clan (even Steve's dad) and mourned Steve's passing. I remember Bindi speaking at her dad's memorial.
When is Bindi going to pop out another kid for Terri, Chandler and Robert to take care of? Should be pretty soon now that she had the surgery.
Rude
I stopped listening when he said he has a gala in America when they have nothing to do there when their Aussie icons not for American entertainment idk why he even cares for Americans when he has a whole audience back home how narcissistic
He has roots to America on his mother's side. Terri is from Oregon. Plus Animal Planet, the television station that brought the Irwins to the world's attention, is based here in the United States
He sounds so much like Steve! So proud of those kids!
Well. Not Everyone gets it. But hopefully those who have it will get better.
Could you imagine literally having everything, yet whining about an illness that most women have (and have to go through alone)? Bindi isn't special or brave, she's spoiled and lucky.
I respectfully disagree with your comment. While it is true that Bindi may have access to resources that many others do not, her illness is not something that should be dismissed just because it's common or because of her background. As you mentioned, endometriosis affects millions of women and is still too often misunderstood and underdiagnosed. Speaking up about it (or what you call whining) can help raise awareness and support for those who are suffering from it, and for that, I applaud both Bindi and Robert for using their platform to advocate for women's health.
That's what these so called celebs do now. They must spend all their time jockeying for SM space to tell the whole damn world every time they come down w/yet another private, personal woe. It's like an epidemic!
Can you imagine letting complete strangers know all you medical problems? You'd think these people would be grateful they have their health compared to people like Michael J Fox & Christina Applegate who have it a lot worse than most people and who suffer everyday w/incurable illnesses and that they're wealthy & privileged instead of requiring their fans (who made them rich & famous) stroke their precious egos over their petty menial private woes.
Bindi should spend as much time anyway, promoting animal conservation as she does promoting her baby! She can't stop using her child for photo ops! It's the Baby Bindi Show! They're so full of themselves.
@@romeelammers Yeah, they're always "raising awareness"...that's their schtick! To talk about THEMSELVES under the guise they're raising awareness, hahaha...you drank the koolaid!
And how do you know that "most women" have it? Have you met them all? 🙄😂
@@hannahlovesjesus93 Look around you. Every single woman of reproductive age is always complaining about something, whether it's endometriosis, PCOS, fibroids or something else. Bindi is not special.