How Much Money Are Steve Irwin's Kids Worth Now?

In the wake of Steve Irwin's untimely death in 2006 — the result of a stingray barb puncturing his chest – fans of the beloved Australian wildlife expert and television personality were shocked and heartbroken. Naturally, no one was more affected than Irwin's wife, Terri, and the couple's two children, Bindi and Robert. Bindi was 8 years old at the time of Steve Irwin's death, and Robert was 2.

However, it soon became clear that Steve's family had no intention of letting his legacy perish. Terri, Bindi, and Robert have worked together to keep the Irwin name alive all these years, and they show no signs of stopping.

Both Robert and Bindi Irwin have grown up in the public eye. They both appeared on Steve's television shows and even in public demonstrations with crocodiles on-site at the family-owned Australia Zoo.

In 2015, Bindi won the twenty-first season of Dancing with the Stars along with dancing partner Derek Hough. She also recently got engaged to her long-time boyfriend Chandler Powell. In fact, Bindi said in an Instagram post that the proposal took place at Australia Zoo, and brother Robert was the one who snapped the photos of the happy event.

In a recent (thoroughly charming) interview with Jimmy Fallon, Robert revealed that he's going to be the one to walk Bindi down the aisle. We're not crying; you're crying. (Okay, we're totally crying.)

But while Bindi Irwin and Robert Irwin are clearly rich in happiness, you may wonder — how rich are they in terms of, you know, actual money?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Bindi has a net worth of $3 million. The same source reports that Robert's net worth is also $3 million. (Terri Irwin and Steve Irwin are both reported to have a net worth of $10 million, in case you were wondering that as well).

Since 2018, Bindi and Robert — along with mom Terri — have been hosting the Animal Planet show Crikey! It's the Irwins, in which they continue to keep Steve's mission of bringing people closer to animals alive. We have no doubt that their dad would be absolutely proud — both of their conservation efforts and of how close the family has remained to one another over the years.