Bindi Irwin's Emergency Appendectomy: Brother Robert Shares Update, Praises Her Strength

Bindi Irwin's Appendectomy Forces Her to Miss Steve Irwin Gala; Brother Robert Praises Her Resilience Las Vegas, NV – Bindi Irwin, the renowned wildlife conservationist and daughter of the late Steve Irwin, was forced to miss the annual Steve Irwin Gala in Las Vegas this week due to an emergency appendectomy. Her brother, Robert Irwin, spoke to Access Hollywood about the situation, sharing details of his sister's condition and praising her strength. "I was just on the phone with Bindi," Robert shared, "and she said it's okay, you can let everyone know she unfortunately couldn't be here." He explained that Bindi had been looking forward to the event but the appendectomy was unavoidable. "An appendectomy is not something you can delay," he added. Despite the setback, Robert highlighted Bindi's dedication to her work as an advocate for women's health. "She is such an incredible advocate for women's health," he said, expressing his pride in his sister's commitment. The incident underscores the importance of prioritizing health, even amidst important events and commitments. Bindi's quick action in seeking medical attention serves as a reminder of the need for prompt healthcare when necessary. Bindi's recovery is expected, and she is anticipated to return to her conservation and advocacy work shortly. The Steve Irwin Gala continued, honoring the legacy of the late conservationist, with Bindi's absence felt but her spirit present in the hearts of those attending.