Bindi Irwin Shares Adorable Pic Of Her Daughter Grace Dressed As The Easter Bunny

Bindi Sue Irwin recently posted an adorable photo of her daughter dressed as the Easter Bunny to mark the holiday.

The nature conservationist and her husband, Chandler Powell, jointly shared the Easter photo of Grace, which appeared to have been taken outside.

Bindi, 25, and her husband, Chandler, 27, are celebrating Easter with their daughter 3-year-old daughter, Grace.

The couple posted a cute photo of Grace dressed as the Easter Bunny to mark the day. The picture appeared to be taken outside as it featured Grace surrounded by a lot of greenery.

The toddler stood in the grass with a smile and raised her hands as if she were about to clap. She was decked out in a pretty pink outfit embroidered with pictures of flowers and leaves. Grace had on a cute set of fluffy pink bunny ears, ideal for Easter Sunday.

Her parents captioned the adorable photo, "Our little Easter bunny. [Heart emoji]."

In the comment section of Bindi's post, fans wished her and her husband a happy Easter while speaking of how adorable their daughter looked as the Easter Bunny.

One person wrote, "It's so special to see Grace loving Easter!" while another said, "The cutest Easter bunny ever! Happy Easter, Grace!"

A third fan commented, "Bindi, she is beautiful and so adorable! She is growing up so fast. Happy Easter to you and your beautiful, inspiring family."

Another noted, "Happy Easter, Grace Warrior. I hope you have a beautiful day. You look very cute in your dress."

One more person shared, "Happy Easter to you and yours. Hope you all have a good one, and have fun with your little Easter bunny. She's so sweet."

The Easter photo of her daughter, Grace, comes shortly after she shared a sweet post congratulating her younger brother, Robert Irwin, on his new hosting gig.

Robert was recently announced as the new host of "I Am A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!" and his sister could not be more proud of his achievement.

Bindi shared kind words for her brother alongside a photo of the two of them posing at Australia Zoo in Queensland.

She wrote, "A note to say that I'm SO PROUD OF YOU, @robertirwinphotography! Such an incredible cohost on Australia's @imacelebrityau with beautiful @ladyjuliamorris on Channel 10."

"Watching you take on new challenges and shine has been the very best. And you made positive change with no more wildlife consumption on the show since joining! You continue to inspire us all with your message of conservation through so many different avenues. Always cheering for you," she concluded.

In March last year, the nature conservationist got candid about her ten-year battle with Endometriosis. Bindi shared the health update alongside a photo of her in the hospital.

In the lengthy post, Bindi revealed that she pondered on the need to share her story in such a "public space" but eventually decided to as she felt a "responsibility" to share her "story for other women who need help."

"For 10yrs, I’ve struggled with insurmountable fatigue, pain & nausea," Bindi noted. "Trying to remain a positive person & hide the pain has been a very long road. These last 10yrs have included many tests, doctors visits, scans, etc."

She continued, "A doctor told me it was simply something you deal with as a woman & I gave up entirely, trying to function through the pain. I didn’t find answers until a friend @lesliemosier helped set me on a path of regaining my life. I decided to undergo surgery for endometriosis."

Bindi revealed in her post that she ended up having surgery during which a staggering 37 lesions were discovered along with a "chocolate cyst."

Amid her recovery from surgery, she shared that a at the Seckin Endometriosis Center asked her, "How did you live with this much pain?” She then noted that the "Validation for years of pain is indescribable."

The 25-year-old proceeded to thank her loved ones who stood by her side and comforted her through the journey. "My family & friends who have been on this journey with me for 10+ yrs - THANK YOU, for encouraging me to find answers when I thought I’d never climb out," Bindi said.

She also thanked her doctors and nurses, adding, "Thank you to the doctors & nurses who believed my pain. I’m on the road to recovery & the gratitude I feel is overwhelming."