The documentary he was filming when he died is going to be shown at 8pm on Sunday night on the Discovery Channel and Animal Planet...
In even MORE disturbing news... his 8 year old daughter is becoming and Aussie phenomenon.
A spitting image of her father.
This is what has become of her:
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Controversy rages as commentators ask pointed questions about Bindi's whirl in the spotlight. Since her father's death, she has released a music CD and exercise DVD. She writes a magazine column, has a clothing line and will soon star in a new television show: Bindi, The Jungle Girl.
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So do you think that her dad was keeping her out of the spotlight because he had seen what's happened to little girls with too much money such as Lindsey Lohan, Hillary Duff or the Olsen Twins?
There is NO WAY that an 8 year old wants or needs THAT much responsibility tied to her name...
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This is a child who made her first TV appearance at the age of 2 weeks, sharing camera time with a rattlesnake. Bindi is home-schooled. She literally lives inside a zoo. And as her mishmash accent suggests, she's already logged more airmiles than most adults in the free world.
All that said, why can't I shake this nagging feeling that something is amiss, that Bindi is destined to suffer some future breakdown? Her poetic and self-assured eulogy at Irwin's memorial service is widely cited as proof of her emotional resilience.
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And if that isn't the kicker, this must be!
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But maybe we should all remember that, while a third-generation Wildlife Warrior she may be, Bindi Sue Irwin is still just a little girl who lost a parent.
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full article here
Jan 17, 07
