Robert Irwin was able to introduce his snake.
The 21-year-old son of late “Crocodile Hunter” star Steve Irwin stood out and stood out in a new ad for Australian lingerie model bonds.
Robert took a bold photo shoot with no doubt about his abs, but the shot of the boxer in multiple colors exposed his abs.
He also poses with snakes and even venomous spiders, aptly called Bonds’ marketing campaign titled “Down down to down”, which was unveiled at a U.S. company launch on Wednesday.
Whether identified for his good photos, the young conservationist shared that he did not hesitate when asked to watch in an ad.
“It’s a pretty quick affirmation,” he provided personal fun.
Robert defined his “trying to do a lot of alternative and random exciting issues” on this level of life in his final of the track debut, even making him “a little nervous.”
Additionally, he is A-OK, the harmful reptiles become part of him, and he told the diary: “I have been trying to argue with all my life crocodiles, snakes and rescue animals. [this time] I'm wearing underwear. That's a difference. ”
To organize the shots, Zookeeper added some sit-in and sprints to his traditional workout routine while chopping it up again on edible carbs.
“I represent Australia!” He is famous. “So, I need to look the best and really feel what I’m the best, just feel really at ease.”
Robert joked that his father died in 2006 from stingray injury at the age of 44, and if he still looked around at the photos, his father would likely throw out “a few 'crikeys'”.
“My family is so supportive; I just love them very much,” he said enthusiastically. “They are a strong foundation for everything I do and what we do together.”
