The man making Terri smile! Australia Zoo matriarch Irwin beams as she is greeted by her burly security guard after arriving in Brisbane airport with her daughter Bindi and son Robert
Terri Irwin had a big smile on her face as she was greeted by her burly bodyguard Mick at Brisbane International Airport on Thursday.
Travelling with her son Robert and daughter Bindi, the Australia Zoo matriarch appeared to share a joke with the security guard after the family touch down following a trip to Los Angeles.
Her pal Mick met with the clan at the airport's arrival area and walked them safely to their the car.
The man making Terri smile! Australia Zoo matriarch Irwin beams as she is greeted by her burly security guard after arriving in Brisbane airport with her daughter Bindi and son Robert
He appeared to have a great rapport with the family, with the group spotted having an animated conversation.
At one point Robert also laughed at a joke as they made their way across the airport parking lot.
Friends: Bodyguard Mick appeared to have a great rapport with the family, with the group spotted having an animated conversation
Lots of laughs: At one point Robert laughed at a joke as they made their way across the airport parking lot
Casual: The family wore casual ensembles for their long flight
Having a laugh: They appeared to laugh at a hilarious joke as they made their way across the airport parking lot
Good on you, Robert! Doting son Robert pushed some of the family's luggage
Meanwhile Bindi and her boyfriend Chandler kept a low profile as they followed the trio from behind with their own luggage cart.
Mick helped the clan pack their belongings into a Lexus four-wheel drive, before driving them back to Australia Zoo.
The family's arrival in Brisbane comes after they recently unveiled Steve Irwin's star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame.
Low key: Terri carried a backpack containing her carry-on belongings
Happy to be home: Meanwhile Bindi and her boyfriend Chandler kept a low profile as they followed the trio from behind with their own luggage cart
Special moment: Their arrival in Brisbane comes after they recently unveiled Steve Irwin's star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame
It was an incredibly emotional and happy moment for the family as they remembered the great work and legacy left by the late Wildlife Warrior during the ceremony.
In her speech, Bindi teared up as she paid tribute to her father, saying: 'I never in my wildest dreams imagined this would come true.'
'Together we will continue to fight for everything Dad worked so hard for.'
'He was the best and most incredible conservationist, but also the best dad,' her brother Robert added during his own speech.
Helping hand: Mick helped the family pack their belongings into a Lexus four-wheel drive
Chauffeur: He drove the family back to Australia Zoo
It is the 2635th star to be placed on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Celebrity chef Curtis Stone, Rove McManus and Beau Bridges were among the guests.
Steve, 44, died on September 4, 2006 while filming on the Great Barrier Reef near Port Douglas when a stingray struck him with a barb to the heart.
Dream come true: It was an incredibly emotional and happy moment for the Irwins to accept Steve's star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. In her speech, Bindi teared up as she paid tribute and said: 'I never in my wildest dreams imagined this would come true'
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