Bindi Irwin announces shock move to the US with daughter Grace: ‘I wanted to share a life update’

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On Sunday, Bindi Irwin amazed her followers as she shared the news that she and her daughter Grace had moved to the United States.

27-year-old Wildlife Advocate recently shared a video on Instagram explaining her temporary relocation to Los Angeles, where her brother Robert is participating in Dancing with the Stars competition.

She shared some news with you about her life – they’ve just relocated to Los Angeles temporarily, for the next three months, at least.

‘Australia Zoo will always be home, but we are here to support my incredible brother on DWTS.’

Bindi recalled for her followers the time ten years ago when she triumphed on the American Dancing with the Stars, an event that transformed her life significantly.

She excitedly shared that her younger sibling will appear on the program soon, and she’s eager to cheer him on from the audience.

After Bindi, not long ago, shared with her followers an unpleasant but encouraging health report, this follows shortly after she had an emergency operation in the hospital.

Recently on Instagram, the Wildlife Advocate posted an emotional update detailing her struggle with a ruptured appendix and endometriosis, which required two surgical procedures for treatment.

She shared that, after thirteen long years of searching for explanations, she was now at last experiencing recovery. This significant journey led to the removal of fifty-one growths, a chocolate cyst, and her appendix.

In simpler terms, Endometriosis happens when tissue resembling the lining of the womb develops elsewhere in the body, leading to the formation of uncomfortable cyst-like growths.

An ovarian cyst known as a chocolate cyst originates from the condition called endometriosis. This cyst is filled with a dark, viscous liquid similar to old blood and reminiscent of melted chocolate.

In her post, Bindi shared that she had undergone two surgical procedures over the course of 13 years to address multiple health issues related to endometriosis, including the removal of 51 lesions, a chocolate cyst, and her appendix, all performed by Dr. Seckin.

The hernia I developed during childbirth, which had been causing discomfort – has now been addressed. At last, I can honestly express that I’m feeling much improved and in the process of true recovery.

I’m managing day-to-day activities quite well, without feeling nauseous or faint due to the discomfort. Gradually, I’m regaining my energy levels.

Bindi expressed that she was experiencing a heavy weight of emotions, as she began to identify herself again.

As a lifestyle guide, I’d rephrase it like this: “During my teenage and young adult years, I experienced profound embarrassment when told that my discomfort was simply part of being a woman. I felt diminished, wounded, and powerless. Such treatment is not acceptable.

It’s important that young women never feel isolated when confronted by challenges in their personal journeys. Let’s break down the barriers preventing open conversations about women’s health, so they won’t have to bear their struggles silently.

‘It’s time to have open discussions and make change on a global scale.’

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2025-09-02 01:33