Terri Irwin debuts new look at Explorer’s Club Annual Dinner in New York City

The Irwin matriarch has revealed a new look alongside children Bindi and Robert that has left fans doing a double take. See new photo.

Terri Irwin has shared a stunning family photo with her children which has left fans doing a double take after she also unveiled her new look.

Her daughter Bindi — the eldest child of Terri and the late Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin — shared the photo on Instagram as she posed with her mother and brother Robert.

The Irwin matriarch, 58, donned an emerald green top and skirt as she showed off her freshly dyed brunette locks while smiling with her hands on her hips.

The picture was in honour of Bindi, 24, who was recently recognised at the Explorer’s Club Annual Dinner in New York City for her work in wildlife preservation and received the President’s Award for Conservation.

Terri Irwin has shared a stunning family photo with her children after Bindi was recognised for her conservation work. Picture: Instagram

She wore a black top, fitted blazer and floor-length floral skirt for the photo.

“Here’s to dedicating our lives to protecting, exploring and creating change for our Mother Earth,” Bindi captioned the Instagram post.

“Thank you ECAD for the President’s Award for Conservation.”

Nineteen-year-old Robert — who looked sharp in a black suit — also shared the photo of “the fam” on his social media account.

Terri Irwin has ditched her blonde locks. Picture: Russell Shakespeare

Bindi Irwin recently recognised at the Explorer’s Club Annual Dinner in New York City for her work in wildlife preservation. Picture: Instagram

“So proud of Bindi taking home the President’s award for conservation on the night,” he wrote.

On Twitter, Terri also shared the family photo, which garnered thousands of views and likes.

“A well deserved award for all your work to protect wildlife and wild places,” she wrote.

Terri’s stunning transformation comes after she encouraged guests of Australia Zoo’s newly-completed Crocodile Hunter Lodge to complete their stay by purchasing a Pop! vinyl figurine that looks like her late husband Crocodile Hunter Steve, 16 years after his untimely death.

“You can take the Crocodile Hunter to @CrocHunterLodge,” she tweeted alongside three photos of Steve’s figurine placed inside a cabin on the bed, coffee table and kitchenette.