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Inside Robert Irwin’s home life at Australia Zoo

Crikey, he’s got some wild roommates.
Robert Irwin home Australia Zoo rhino croppedImage: Instagram via @robertirwinphotography

The son of late ‘crocodile hunter’ Steve Irwin is all grown up and it’s been heartwarming to watch Robert Irwin take America by storm with the courage of a saltwater croc. In 2025, the lovable Australian TV personality joined Dancing With The Stars U.S. with dance partner Witney Carson. It’s safe to say the States (and the rest of the world via TikTok)  instantly fell for him. Yet, for Robert, the place he calls home is rooted firmly in Queensland – just not in a classic Queenslander.

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Robert Irwin with his dance partner Witney Carson. (Image: Instagram via @robertirwinphotography)

Where does Robert Irwin live?

At just 21 years old, Robert has embraced the global spotlight but the norm for him isn’t waking up in a plush L.A penthouse or New York apartment. He’s usually rising bright and early at his family’s base at Australia Zoo, in Beerwah on Australia’s Sunshine Coast. “Robert and his family live right here at Australia Zoo,” says the zoo’s official bio.

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Hanging with crocs at his home base of Australia Zoo is all in a day’s work for Robert. (Image: Instagram via @robertirwinphotography)

Life at home in the zoo

Living at the 1200-plus animal strong zoo means sharing the property with everything from chickens to crocodiles. Robert shared his morning routine: “I usually get woken up as the sun comes up, let the chickens out and collect their eggs … By that time, I can start to hear the lemurs waking up too!” he said. “I live at the zoo, so my job is technically 24/7.”

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It’s not all scales and sharp teeth, Robert has some cuddly neighbours too. (Credit: Image: Instagram via @robertirwinphotography)

From ballroom moves to reptile shows

Robert may have won over hearts internationally, but his home turf remains at Australia Zoo, where he’s continuing his dad’s legacy. In a 2025 interview Robert reflected: “It’s where I feel his energy and his passion more than anywhere else.”

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Young Robert Irwin learning to love creatures of all kinds with his dad Steve Irwin. (Credit: Image: Instagram via @robertirwinphotography)

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