Bindi Irwin Shares An Important Reminder To People Asking If She’ll Have More Kids
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The wildlife conservationist said she frequently gets asked whether she plans to expand her family.
Bindi Irwin recently reminded those asking if she plans to have more children that that’s a “really tricky question” for many families.
The wildlife conservationist and daughter of the late famed wildlife expert Steve Irwin discussed the topic alongside her husband, Chandler Powell, in a Q&A video posted on YouTube last week.
Irwin and Powell were reading aloud questions previously submitted to them from people online when Powell read an inquiry from someone asking if they were “planning on having another child.”
The couple, who share a 3-year-old daughter, Grace, said that they get asked about expanding their family on a “daily” basis.
Powell noted that Irwin had gone through a “big journey with endometriosis” and that having their daughter was an “absolute miracle.”
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