Bindi Irwin shocks fans as she reveals unusual accent during interview
She might be an Aussie icon, but Bindi Irwin sounded remarkably different in a recent interview.
The wildlife conservationist, who has been spending a lot of time in the US over the last few months, appeared on the Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce podcast where she discussed her four-year-old daughter Grace's love of kids show Bluey.
In the interview, the 26-year-old debuted a notable American twang as she spoke about the children's show.
'How big is Bluey in your household?' US-based host Kylie asked her.
'Oh my goodness,' Bindi replied back, mimicking the interviewer with a thick American accent.
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'Bluey is life. Bluey is everything,' she added.
Bindi's Australian accent slowly came back as the interview progressed, however her initial twang reflected just how much time Bindi has been spending in the States.
The conservationist recently shared a heartwarming family picture as she visited Disney World in Florida with her husband Chandler Powell and their daughter Grace.
Bindi could be seen posing with her brood in front of the theme park's iconic Cinderella castle in a sweet photo shared to Instagram.
Chandler, 28, carried little Grace, who was dressed for the occasion in a sparkling frock and a Mickey Mouse hat, as Bindi held her husband's hand and smiled.
'May was an incredible month,' Chandler captioned the family photo.
The former wake-board champion then listed some moments the family shared, including Bindi's shock medical emergency which emerged as a blessing in disguise.
'Visiting my family in Florida, Bindi getting life changing surgery, Oregon adventures, and Disney all together,' he wrote.
'Very grateful,' Chandler finished off the post, which has garnered over 33,000 likes.
In May, Bindi was rushed to hospital just hours after touching down in Las Vegas for a gala honouring her late father Steve Irwin.
She suffered a ruptured appendix and was raced into surgery, missing the prestigious event she was due to attend alongside brother Robert Irwin and mother Terri Irwin.
In an Instagram post, Bindi revealed while her appendix was removed, doctors discovered another 14 lesions from her endometriosis. These were also successfully removed.
She also had a large hernia repaired which had developed after giving birth to daughter Grace in 2021.
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