Chandler Powell Celebrates Bindi Irwin and Daughter Grace: ‘Life Is Sweeter Spent with My Girls’

The animal lovers tied the knot in 2020 and welcomed Grace in 2021

Chandler Powell is a very proud husband and father!

On Thursday, the star, 26, shared a picture on Instagram with his wife Bindi Irwin and their 2-year-old daughter Grace. “Life is sweeter spent with my girls,” he gushed in the caption.

He added: “@bindisueirwin, thank you for being the most amazing, beautiful mama. You are our glue, keeping us together and happy every day❤️."

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Animal lovers Powell and Irwin appeared to be wearing their khaki Australia Zoo uniforms in the snap, while Grace sported a kid's life jacket. “Sweetheart. I love you both with my entire heart ❤️,” Irwin, also 26, later commented on the image.

On Thursday, the nature conservationist also shared a snap on her Instagram story of an evening walk with her husband, their daughter and her mother Terri Irwin.

“Evening walks through @australiazoo with my best friends," she captioned the photo that showed Grace sweetly smiling from her stroller.

Irwin's post comes after she celebrated her daughter’s “unbirthday” at the Australia Zoo's Elephant Gift Shop.

Sharing the milestone via Instagram on Tuesday, Irwin explained that she has “a family tradition of celebrating "unbirthdays" when you turn a half ❤️.”

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To mark the occasion, the pair allowed the toddler to pick out a toy giraffe.

"Happy two and a half unbirthday to our beautiful Grace Warrior,” Irwin wrote in the image's caption.

Back in August, Irwin opened up to PEOPLE about motherhood and her journey with endometriosis — a chronic condition that can impact fertility.

“For us personally, we feel so lucky to have Grace," she said. "Every day I wake up and I look at our beautiful daughter and think she is our tiny little miracle and it makes me cry because we were very, very lucky to have her."

She also discussed how painful it is to be asked if she's going to have more kids. "I feel like it is a universal question for women, which is heartbreaking because you never know what's going on in someone's life and what's happening behind closed doors," Irwin said.

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