Robert Irwin, the son of the late “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin, did indeed suffer a head injury after accidentally running into a tree just hours before attending an awards show.
Despite the mishap, Robert still made it to the event. This incident highlights his resilience and dedication, traits that are often associated with his family’s legacy in wildlife conservation.
Despite the incident, Robert recovered quickly and attended the awards show alongside his “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!” co-host Julia Morris, 56.
During an interview with Dr. Chris Brown, 45, and Sonia Kruger, 58, Robert joked that he needed “a big make-up job” before stepping out on the red carpet.
This lighthearted comment was captured in a video obtained, showing his good spirits despite the earlier mishap.
According to the publication, when asked if was excited to be staying up so late, Irwin told them:
“I just came straight in from catching crocodiles up north.”
It was then that the star detailed his brush with death:
“I just got my head smashed into a tree.
“I was on a croc’s head, it was a big make-up job but I’m here, I’m excited and we are pumped and I get to do it with one of my best mates, which is awesome.”
Robert Irwin didn’t provide many details about his injuries but appeared to be in good spirits.
He kept his six million Instagram followers updated on his activities, showing resilience and positivity despite the incident.
His lighthearted attitude and quick recovery were evident as he attended the Logie Awards and interacted with fans and co-stars.
His sister Bindi, 26, was one of the first to reply, telling him:
“The best! The entire croc trip team is cheering for you back here on the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve. We can’t wait! Super proud of you!”
Despite missing out on the Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television, Robert Irwin described the evening as a “night to remember.”
He had been a favorite to win the prestigious award and was also nominated for the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter.
Although he didn’t take home the awards, Robert’s positive attitude and his memorable appearance at the event highlighted his growing popularity and impact in the Australian entertainment industry.
