Bindi Irwin’s New Memoir To Account Tragic Death Of Dad Steve Irwin, Make Her A Millionaire?

Former "Dancing With The Stars" champion, Bindi Irwin, is reportedly planning her first tell-all memoir, which will include her dad Steve Irwin's death and her motherhood journey after giving birth to her daughter, Grace Warrior.

According to Woman's Day magazine, the 23-year-old mother will start working on her autobiography this year, which is believed could earn millions.

She will "spare no details" about her life. Topics include the tragic death of Irwin's famous father, Steve, who died during a dive off his boat in September 2006 at Croc One on Batt Reef near Port Douglas after a stingray barb pierced his heart.

The memoir will also feature her life growing up under media and press spotlight, plus her recent transition to motherhood. She became a first-time mother to daughter Grace, earlier this year.

"Bindi's been going through her old journals and diaries from when she was a kid, and she's found some amazing anecdotes about her life. It's not all about her dad, either, although he comes up a lot. There are some really sweet entries about when she first met Chandler [Powell], her now-husband, when she was a teenager," stated by a source.

In Irwin's guest appearance on the podcast "What About Death," she talked about her personal writing from when she was just eight years old and the time when she was coping with losing her dad. "I remember thinking, this emotion is going to shape me; this is going to be a real turning point on how I continue on with the rest of my life and I want to be strong for my family," she said.

"Bindi found it cathartic to talk about her grieving process on that podcast, and it's opened her eyes up to a world of opportunity. She knows her dad was so beloved by people all over the world, as is she, and she's ready to share her true story," according to a source.

On Jan. 6, Bindi posted an Instagram photo marking the occasion of her getting tattoos, which features words "graceful warrior" and an alligator on her forearm. The words are in her late father, Steve Irwin's handwriting.