Robert Irwin opens up about dating life after Rorie Buckley split
Robert Irwin shares thoughts on love and what he’s seeking in woman after split
Robert Irwin has opened up about his search for love following his breakup with longtime girlfriend Rorie Buckley in February.
During an appearance on Nine's Today show, the 20-year-old wildlife star revealed that he is currently single and has "no one special" in his life at the moment.
Dubbed one of Australia's "most eligible bachelors," Robert admitted that dating in the public eye is a challenge, sharing, "That's an interesting world to navigate."
When asked what he was looking for in a partner, he confessed, "I'm going to let it happen, let it unfold as it will."
Irwin has shared an insight into his approach to love and relationships following his split from Rorie Buckley in February.
The 20-year-old wildlife conservationist admitted he is currently "looking" for someone special, but is taking a laid-back approach, saying, "It'll happen when it happens."
Speaking about what he’s looking for in a partner, he revealed that anyone who enters his life must be ready for the unique demands of his lifestyle.
"They are going to have to be a goer," he explained. "It’s here, it’s there, it’s everywhere, but I would definitely love to share this wonderful life with someone special one day."
Robert also looked to his family for inspiration, mentioning his parents and his sister Bindi Irwin, who recently married Chandler Powell.
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