Robert Irwin has revealed whether he would ever consider signing up for hit reality show The Bachelor.
The conservationist, 20, is recently single after splitting from his girlfriend of two years, Rorie Buckey, and has responded to rumors he could join a dating show.
Ahead of his debut as co-host of I’m A Celebrity Australia, Robert laughed off any speculation he could be the next Bachelor on screen.
He said Yahoo! Lifestyle: ‘Would you consider doing The Bachelor?!’ before bursting into laughter.
His I’m A Celebrity co-host Julia Morris, 55, intervened and joked: ‘If you’re the bachelor, I’ll still be a bachelorette, like a strange old nightmare!’
Robert Irwin has revealed whether he would ever consider signing up for hit reality show The Bachelor.
Confirming that he was just joking, he was quick to add, “We can’t go on a date!”
Robert confirmed his split from girlfriend Rorie last month with a joint statement shared on Instagram.
The statement read: “We wanted to share that we have decided to go our separate ways but we deeply appreciate all the time we spent together and wish each other the best for the future.”
‘We wish to express the gratitude and respect we have for each other as we continue our journeys along different paths.
“We will not be commenting further on this and truly appreciate your respect and privacy at this time.”
Finding great success in her career, she is now preparing for her debut on I’m A Celebrity later this month as she joins presenter Julia to direct the tenth series.
Ahead of his debut as co-host of I’m A Celebrity Australia, Robert laughed off any speculation that he could be the next Bachelor to hit our screens.
The conservationist, 20, is recently single after splitting from his girlfriend of two years, Rorie Buckey (both pictured).
Of landing the job, Robert gushed that he felt “honored” to host alongside Julie and described it as a “coming full circle” moment.
He also told how he decided to take the job to continue the legacy of his famous father Steve Irwin, who tragically passed away when Robert was just three years old.
“I love having a real purpose and a legacy that I can carry on from my family, and my father in particular, and being able to create my own: of wildlife conservation, of fun, of passion and positivity,” she said.
“And no show does it better than I’m a Celebrity when it comes to fun, family and positivity, let’s give it a try.” Plus, all the contestants work for a charity.
Robert beat out big names Sam Pang, Jimmy Rees, Curtis Stone, Beau Ryan and Tristan MacManus for the role of host.
She recently revealed how she asked for changes to be made to the show’s famous food challenge because of her conservation background.
She is now gearing up for her debut on I’m A Celebrity later this month as she joins presenter Julia Morris to direct the tenth series.
He recently told how he decided to take the job to continue the legacy of his famous father Steve Irwin, who tragically passed away when Robert was just three years old.
“The only thing I thought, ‘hmm, I have to change this,’ was eating African wildlife… I’m a conservationist at heart,” he said on KIIS FM’s The Kyle and Jackie O Show.
“They’ve changed it, so we’re just doing the cow, the chicken, the fish and the roach… but it’s cool because we can really take this to a whole new level.”
Robert went on to reveal that Australia Zoo “does a lot of conservation work in Africa” and thought the new season was a chance to “celebrate” wildlife.
The celebrity roster for the 2024 series of I’m A Celebrity Australia, which launches on March 24, has yet to be revealed, but fans have already been speculating about who might enter the jungle.