Steve Irwin’s Son Robert ‘Cancelled’ As ‘Disturbing’ Clip Goes Viral

Steve Irwin’s son, Robert, has recently faced significant backlash on social media following the viral spread of a ‘disturbing’ clip involving him and an animal.

Robert, born on December 1, 2003, to famed conservationist Steve Irwin and his passionate wife, Terri Irwin, seemed destined to carry on his family’s deep love for wildlife.

However, Robert is now under fire online. Many are calling for the young star to be ‘cancelled’ due to a ‘disturbing’ clip involving an animal. From the start, Robert Irwin’s life has been closely tied to wildlife.

Raised at Australia Zoo, his family’s expansive animal sanctuary, he was constantly surrounded by a variety of creatures. Robert’s journey into the spotlight began early with appearances alongside his parents on various television shows.

Despite his father’s tragic death when Robert was just nine, he and his family committed to honoring Steve’s legacy by continuing his mission of wildlife conservation.

Over the years, Robert has become a prominent conservation figure, frequently appearing on television to raise awareness about environmental issues.

At Australia Zoo, he has played an active role, ensuring the health and well-being of its residents and advocating for endangered species and their habitats.

Recently, however, a ‘disturbing’ clip of Robert has turned public sentiment against him.

The social media backlash began after a recent incident at Australia Zoo in Beerwah, Queensland, where Robert and his mother, Terri, appeared on the Australian morning show Today to promote the zoo’s reopening and their docuseries Crikey! It’s the Irwins. During the show, Robert shared footage of a close encounter with Casper, one of the zoo’s crocodiles.

This incident has sparked intense debate on social media. Some users criticized the zoo’s practices, arguing against wildlife captivity for human entertainment and expressing concerns about the safety of such interactions.

As reported by the Daily Mail, Robert and Australia Zoo have faced significant criticism, with users condemning the crocodile shows.