Robert Irwin has invited Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to enjoy a luxurious honeymoon stay at Australia Zoo.
The Grammy Award-winning musician and Kansas City Chiefs tight end, both 36, were married in a star-studded ceremony at Madison Square Garden in New York City on July 3.
Wildlife conservationist Irwin, 22, believes the famous family zoo north of Brisbane is the ideal choice for their post-wedding getaway.
In an interview with Access Hollywood, the wildlife warrior highlighted the beautiful Crocodile Hunter Lodge as the perfect place for the pair to relax and unwind.
“Honeymoon is on the table. I literally have a five-star luxury accommodation, The Crocodile Hunter Lodge, at Australia Zoo,” he said.
“I mean, you’ve got an infinity pool looking over a paddock full of kangaroos. If that doesn’t say honeymoon, I don’t know what does.”
Irwin even suggested that the newlyweds could get involved in the zoo operations, including wrangling its wildlife.
“I’ll show them how to wrangle a crocodile. Travis would be right, Taylor would be right. They’d love it.”
It is not the first time Irwin has invited the pair to a special occasion at Australia Zoo.
Back in December 2025, the late Crocodile Hunter’s son invited the A-list couple to tie the knot there.
“One of the things that we do that is the most popular is weddings at Australia Zoo. We have hosted many,” he told ABC News’ 15th annual year-end special THE YEAR: 2025.
“We have this beautiful, and I mean beautiful, location overlooking the African savanna, where rhinos and giraffes are just frolicking out in the open, in the wild. And you get married over that, and it’s stunning.”
The son of the late Crocodile Hunter told how couples rave over the “life-changing” experience.
“You know what’d really, in my opinion, just absolutely make that wedding is if it were an Australian wedding,” Irwin added.
Global superstar Swift is no stranger to Australia, having performed for hundreds of thousands of fans in Melbourne and Sydney last year during her record-breaking Eras Tour.
Her run of sold-out shows were credited with boosting retail turnover, as fans splashed out on clothing, merchandise, accessories and dining.
They marked the singer’s first gigs Down Under since the Reputation Stadium Tour in 2018.