Let’s talk about love, the kind that transcends time and space. Terri Irwin, the widow of the late, great Steve Irwin, has shared some heartfelt thoughts about her enduring connection with the man who brought the world closer to wildlife. More than a decade after losing her beloved husband in a tragic accident, Terri is still profoundly connected to Steve. "I always wish Steve was here, but I do feel he’s watching over us," she recently told the UK’s Closer magazine. It’s a sentiment that resonates deeply with anyone who’s ever lost someone they love but continues to feel their presence in life’s everyday moments.
A Love Story That Changed Everything
Terri met Steve Irwin back in 1991, at a small wildlife park in Australia where Steve was managing things. It was love at first sight for both of them, the kind of meeting that happens in movies but feels real when it’s your story. They tied the knot in 1992, and from there, their lives became a beautiful journey of adventure, conservation, and family. "If I hadn’t met Steve, I’d never have married," Terri confessed to Closer UK. She added, "I’m content with myself and what I’ve got going on with my life. But I do think that it’s amazing when people have loved before and get the opportunity to love again." It’s clear that Terri’s heart is open to the possibility of love, but her bond with Steve remains unshakable.
Is There Room for New Love?
When asked about the possibility of finding love again, Terri responded with grace and honesty. "That’s really beautiful. Will it be me? I don’t know, I’m not really looking. I miss Steve, but I’m content," she said. It’s a powerful statement about living fully while honoring the past. For Terri, it’s not about filling a void but about cherishing the memories and moving forward with purpose.
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A Legacy of Conservation and Family
Terri finds fulfillment in the life she’s built with Steve, especially through their two incredible children, Bindi Irwin, 20, and Robert Irwin, 14. "I have two awesome kids. They’re so passionate about carrying on Steve’s conservation work, I can’t imagine them doing anything else. At first, I’d wish Steve was here and that he could do this better, but now, it’s becoming more special and another way to honor what he has done," Terri shared. It’s evident that Steve’s legacy lives on through the next generation, and Terri couldn’t be prouder.
Terri also spoke about seeing Steve in her children every day. "I hope he’d be proud of them. Robert is exactly like his dad, physically and in his mannerisms. And when I watch him talk, so much of what he does is like Steve. Bindi is a tender soul, but is up for anything and is a stack of fun," she revealed. It’s a beautiful reminder that the people we love never truly leave us—they live on in the hearts of those we touch.
