It’s been 16 years since the world lost Steve Irwin, a passionate zookeeper who revolutionized the public’s perception of dangerous animals. His untimely death at 44 while filming “Ocean’s Deadliest” in Queensland, Australia, left a void in the hearts of many.

In a recent interview on “Anh’s Brush With Fame,” Terri Irwin revealed a shocking confession Steve once made to her: he had a sense that his life would be cut short. Despite this premonition, the overwhelming support following his passing took Terri by surprise.

Recalling the moment she learned of Steve’s death, Terri described feeling an immense sense of responsibility and grief. She had to gather her thoughts before breaking the news to their children, Bindi and Robert, which was incredibly difficult.

Steve’s humility and dedication to wildlife conservation were evident throughout his life. Terri emphasized that Steve never sought fame and remained humble despite his global recognition. She expressed pride in their commitment to channeling earnings back into conservation efforts.

Following Steve’s passing, the world mourned the loss of a national treasure known for his unwavering dedication to animal education and conservation. Terri, still reeling from the shock, found solace in the outpouring of love and support from around the globe.

The legacy of Steve Irwin lives on through his family’s continued dedication to wildlife conservation and education. Despite his foresight about his own mortality, Steve’s impact on the world remains profound and enduring.