Bindi Irwin is having a girl, and she couldn't be more excited about it!
On Tuesday, the 22-year-old star posted yet another adorable picture on Instagram, announcing that she and husband Chandler Powell have learned the sex of their baby. We only learned that Bindi was expecting her first child about a month ago, but since then, the couple has excitedly been sharing all kinds of cute updates on social media. No, it's not overkill, and yes, we're loving each and every one!
Her post was filled with joy, as usual. "Baby girl, you are our world. ❤️," Bindi wrote.
In the adorable image, she and Chandler are looking ecstatic as they grin ear to ear and Bindi gives a tortoise a nuzzle!
“Our beautiful daughter is now about the same size as a hatchling Aldabra tortoise and is as healthy as can be. We can’t wait for her arrival next year.”
We've basically been living for Bindi pregnancy updates, and she's not failing to deliver! Bindi and husband Chandler, who were married back in March, announced they were expecting a baby last month. Since then, they've been sharing their joy at every turn!
Bindi simply can't wait to become a mother, and it shows. She has been posting all over social media with carefully planned posts. Of course, there is always an adorable animal present in the picture. They really capture Bindi's sweet, motherly spirit.
Earlier this month, Bindi wrote about the experience of finding out she was going to become a mother and how much it moved her. In a sweet post, she wrote, "Discovering that I was going to become a mother will forever be a moment where time stood still. I took a test and ran into the kitchen where Chandler was making us tea. He didn't hear me come in so I speechlessly watched him pouring the water into my most loved hedgehog mug. This news would change the course of our future in the best way. I started crying tears of pure joy and told my sweetheart husband that my test was positive."
"It is such a blessing knowing that this tiny person has chosen us as parents. Our baby Wildlife Warrior is going to be so very loved by our families and entire Australia Zoo team. I can't wait to find out what this amazing new soul loves in life, and experience the world all over again through their eyes."
Since then, Bindi has been sharing all kinds of updates about the baby's size. While many people often compare their growing baby to fruits or vegetables, it seems fitting that Bindi and Chandler are comparing the size of the baby to animals. The latest post stuck to the same theme.
Just today, Bindi shared another baby update. This time, we learned that the baby is a girl! She wrote, "Baby girl, you are our world. ❤️ Our beautiful daughter is now about the same size as a hatchling Aldabra tortoise and is as healthy as can be. We can't wait for her arrival next year."
Honestly, we can't wait, either! Bindi seems destined to be a mom, and she's already a mom to many animal friends, so she's certainly getting her practice in. Her sweet nature comes through in every social media share, and we're surely going to be seeing more soon as her belly bump grows and grows.
Bindi has been incredibly open so far about her pregnancy, which she says is really important to her. When she made the pregnancy announcement, she wrote, "Though I'm still in my first trimester, we really want you to be part of our journey from the beginning of this new life chapter… We couldn't wait to share the news as this beautiful little being has become the most important part of our lives. Your support means the world to us."
Bindi and Chandler seem to be incredibly grateful and joyful about the pregnancy. Because Bindi grew up surrounded by nature and animals, she can't wait to introduce her little one to the same kind of lifestyle. She's certainly a wildlife warrior herself, and she's bound to raise one.
Bindi isn't due until 2021, but we're expecting her to keep sharing pregnancy updates. We can only guess what the next animal comparison will be as Bindi's bump keeps growing. Crickey! Maybe a baby gator?!
Either way, we'll be on the lookout for more nature-themed updates from Down Under.
