Dancing with the Stars finale wrapped up with a second round of achievement on the mirrorball stage for the Irwin family.
Robert Irwin won the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy exactly a decade after his sister Bindi Irwin had won in 2015 with partner Derek Hough.
He has still not been able to cope with the happiness and overwhelm from achieving his dream, celebrating it with his friends and family.
The 21-year-old posted a video of moments after he and Witney won the mirrorball trophy, after which they were lifted by other co-stars in the air, and later he was seen hugging his sister Bindi in an emotional moment as well on November 26, 2025, captioning it with,
"Dreams do come true."
The post's comment section was suddenly filled with congratulatory messages from fans, family, Dancing with the Stars fellows, and other well-wishers.
However, the royal members also congratulated the couple.
Prince William and Kate Middleton, who are Robert Irwin's friends and studied in the same college, through their official Instagram handle, "@princeandprincessofwales," commented on the post, writing:
Congratulations Robert and Witney! ✨🪩
Prince William and Irwin became friends through their environmental work, including Irwin’s role as an Earthshot Prize ambassador.
William surprised him on Dancing With the Stars earlier this month by appearing on a video call when Robert missed the Earthshot Prize ceremony in Brazil.
Prince William further wished the pair luck for winning, saying,
"You guys have got a seriously good chance of winning it. So just the best of luck on the show."
Ahead of the night of the Dancing With the Stars finale, Robert suffered a painful rib injury, but it could not prevent him from winning as they were crowned the winners of the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
His hard work throughout the season paid off, and it was special and meaningful because the victory came almost exactly 10 years after Bindi’s own Mirrorball win, and for Robert, the achievement meant everything.
"To follow in those footsteps and to do the same has meant everything to me," the Australian conservationist told People after the show’s finale. "This has absolutely changed my life."
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