Bindi Irwin has sparked rumors that she may be leaving Australia Zoo to focus on her husband Chandler Powell and daughter Grace.
According to Woman’s Day, the 25-year-old conservationist may be taking a step back to “prioritize herself.”
Bindi is reportedly not sure if she wants to take over the zoo with her brother Robert one day.
“She’s not the type to give up on herself or her conservation work – but she’s becoming disillusioned with the idea of taking over the zoo one day,” an insider said.
“The last two years have been an emotional rollercoaster and now Bindi wants to prioritize.”
Is Bindi Irwin leaving Australia Zoo? Rumors swirl: Conservationist retires to focus on family and ‘prioritize herself’
The source claimed Bindi “feels guilty because she knows her dad loved the zoo,” but she also doesn’t want to “fight.”
“She’s given enough and needs to focus on what brings her joy – grace, Chandler and nature,” they added.
It comes just a week after Bindi burst into tears while discussing her 10-year battle with endometriosis.
The wildlife warrior appeared in her first television interview on Good Morning America and spoke about her decades-long battle against the disease.
Speaking to newsreader Eva Pilgrim, the star made some shocking revelations – including how she thought she was having a miscarriage while pregnant with her daughter Grace Warrior.
“It was a long journey. “It’s been a long ten years,” she said through tears.
According to Woman’s Day, the conservationist may be taking a step back and focusing on her, her husband Chandler Powell and their daughter Grace
The Queensland zookeeper said she underwent multiple tests to diagnose the condition after suffering from “unexplained pain, fatigue, cramps and nausea” as a teenager.
But at that point, doctors couldn’t find any reasons for her symptoms.
Bindi, who has first daughter Grace Warrior with husband Chandler Powell, revealed that there were moments when the pain was so unbearable that she thought she was suffering a pregnancy loss.
“On my pregnancy journey. “I often had moments where I thought I was having a miscarriage because I was in severe, unexplained pain,” she continued.
“I would think I was losing our beautiful daughter.”
It comes just a week after Bindi broke down in tears while discussing her 10-year battle with endometriosis and the miscarriage fears it caused while pregnant with Grace. Pictured left are Bindi’s husband and Grace’s father, Chandler Powell