US EditionRobert Irwin Wins Dancing with the Stars, a Decade After Sister's Victory
Robert Irwin earned high judges' scores, including perfect marks on two dances, and overcame a rib injury to win season 34 of Dancing with the Stars, which averaged 6 million viewers.
- On Nov. 25, Robert Irwin and his partner Witney Carson won the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy after the Dancing With the Stars Season 34 finale, with judges' scores combined with live audience votes.
- Irwin entered the finale with a rib injury that required Carson to modify choreography as he described escalating rib and intercostal-muscle pain that worsened progressively.
- After a 29 on their first dance of the night, Irwin and Carson earned the season's first perfect score for their foxtrot to Leona Lewis' 'Footprints in the Sand' and final two dances.
- The win cements the Irwin family's DWTS legacy as Robert and Bindi become the first sibling duo to win, while the season averaged about 6 million same-day viewers and expanded Robert Irwin's audience.
- The finale attracted 72 million public votes, double last year's total, media reported Irwin could have earned between $447,000 and $606,000, and he plans to travel to New York and South Africa.
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Robert Irwin shares how 'DWTS' brought him closer to late dad Steve Irwin
"I hope in everything I do to make him proud," the famed crocodile hunter's son shared after bringing home the family's second Mirrorball trophy.Newspix/Getty Robert Irwin and Steve Irwin in 2005Steve Irwin's legacy is safe in the hands of his children.On Tuesday, the famed conservationist and Crocodile Hunter host's son, Robert Irwin, won Dancing With the Stars season 34, earning a second Mirrorball trophy for the family (his sister Bindi won s…
Robert Irwin wins 'DWTS,’ honors sister Bindi — plus, Xochitl...
“Dreams do come true.” Robert Irwin shared those four words with his Instagram fans — after winning “Dancing With the Stars” Season 34, which was a ratings smash. The son of the late Crocodile Hunter choked back tears honoring his big sis, Bindi, who won the Mirrorball Trophy 10 years ago. Watch the emotional finale...
Robert Irwin, like sis Bindi, wins ‘DWTS,’ so crocodiles aren’t his only claim to fame
Anthony Solorzano, Los Angeles Times (TNS) LOS ANGELES — A new “Dancing with the Stars” champion has been crowned. After weeks of themed choreography revolving around TikTok, Disney films and one-hit wonders, the winner of Season 34 is (insert dramatic pause) Robert Irwin and Witney Carson. Crikey! Irwin, an Aussie wildlife conservationist and son of the late “Crocodile Hunter,” Steve Irwin, joins sister Bindi as a winner of the Mirrorball troph…
Robert Irwin, like sis Bindi, wins ‘DWTS,’ so crocodiles aren’t his only claim to fame
Anthony Solorzano, Los Angeles Times (TNS) LOS ANGELES — A new “Dancing with the Stars” champion has been crowned. After weeks of themed choreography revolving around TikTok, Disney films and one-hit wonders, the winner of Season 34 is (insert dramatic pause) Robert Irwin and Witney Carson. Crikey! Irwin, an Aussie wildlife conservationist and son of the late “Crocodile Hunter,” Steve Irwin, joins sister Bindi as a winner of the Mirrorball troph…
Robert Irwin, like sis Bindi, wins ‘DWTS,’ so crocodiles aren’t his only claim to fame
Anthony Solorzano, Los Angeles Times (TNS) LOS ANGELES — A new “Dancing with the Stars” champion has been crowned. After weeks of themed choreography revolving around TikTok, Disney films and one-hit wonders, the winner of Season 34 is (insert dramatic pause) Robert Irwin and Witney Carson. Crikey! Irwin, an Aussie wildlife conservationist and son of the late “Crocodile Hunter,” Steve Irwin, joins sister Bindi as a winner of the Mirrorball troph…
Robert Irwin, like sis Bindi, wins ‘DWTS,’ so crocodiles aren’t his only claim to fame
Anthony Solorzano, Los Angeles Times (TNS) LOS ANGELES — A new “Dancing with the Stars” champion has been crowned. After weeks of themed choreography revolving around TikTok, Disney films and one-hit wonders, the winner of Season 34 is (insert dramatic pause) Robert Irwin and Witney Carson. Crikey! Irwin, an Aussie wildlife conservationist and son of the late “Crocodile Hunter,” Steve Irwin, joins sister Bindi as a winner of the Mirrorball troph…
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