Crikey, she's all grown up! Bindi Irwin, 17, shares stunning snap of herself getting all glammed up for filming US version of Dancing With The Stars

By Sophie Goulopoulos For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 21:12 EST, 14 September 2015 | Updated: 22:59 EST, 14 September 2015

Like most teenagers she started experimenting with makeup when she was 16-year-old.

But now she's appearing on Dancing With The Stars, Bindi Irwin, 17, is getting a full makeover.

On Monday the teenager shared a snap of herself all glammed up in preparation for filming the ABC show.

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Getting glam: Bindi Irwin shared a snap of herself in the hair and makeup chair alongside Dancing With The Stars pros Lindsay Arnold Cusick and Brittany Cherry as they prepared for filming for the show on Monday

Getting glam: Bindi Irwin shared a snap of herself in the hair and makeup chair alongside Dancing With The Stars pros Lindsay Arnold Cusick and Brittany Cherry as they prepared for filming for the show on Monday

The image was a re-post from the official Instagram account of Dancing With The Stars, and shows the Aussie wildlife princess having her hair and makeup done alongside other DWTS pros, Lindsay Arnold Cusick and Brittany Cherry.

With her locks coiffed in curls, Bindi's brown eyes were accentuated with lashings of black eyeliner and mascara and has a shade of brown of lipstick applied.

Her day on set comes after she was spotted arriving at the DWTS studio in a glamorous black gown.

Meanwhile, Bindi has already spoken about honouring her late father Steve Irwin's memory with her performances on the show.

She told Entertainment Tonight last Friday that she was hoping to dance to some of his favourite tracks, including Aussie rockers AC/DC.

'Dad's favourite music was AC/DC. He loved it so much!' Bindi said, adding, 'Any of that kind of rock he loved'.

Message of thanks: Bindi shared an emotional message to her Instagram Sunday

Message of thanks: Bindi shared an emotional message to her Instagram Sunday

In an Instagram post on Sunday night, she also shared an emotional message of thanks, saying she was hoping to inspire others.

'Dad will always be my superhero,' she old E! Online recently. 

'Everything I do in life is to make him proud and to carry on his legacy, and so I really am dedicating this entire—however long I'm able to make it—to him, to my family, to other people who are in a similar position.'

Bindi and her partner, Derek Hough make up Team Crikey and will kick off the competition with the Jive. 

Putting her best foot forward: Bindi and her partner, Derek Hough make up Team Crikey

Putting her best foot forward: Bindi and her partner, Derek Hough make up Team Crikey

Daddy's little girl: Bindi has already spoken about honouring her late father Steve Irwin's memory with her performances on the show

Daddy's little girl: Bindi has already spoken about honouring her late father Steve Irwin's memory with her performances on the show

 

 

 

 

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