Bindi Irwin won the U.S. version of Dancing With The Stars in 2015.

And it seems, her younger brother Robert Irwin may be set to follow in her famous footsteps.

According to New Idea, Robert, 18, is preparing for a role on US Dancing With The Stars.

Following in Bindi’s footsteps! Robert Irwin ‘prepares for role on US Dancing With The Stars’ – seven years after his sister won the show

It comes after Robert is slated to become the new ‘Ranger Stacey’, a report claims.

Robert caught the attention of TV executives who want to cast him in a new children’s animal show after the axing of iconic series Totally Wild, according to Woman’s Day.

The magazine also claims the teen could become a pin up boy for young viewers.

New role? According to New Idea, Robert is preparing for a role on US Dancing With T

‘It was a real shame when Totally Wild was cancelled, and all the major networks have been looking at capitalising on that space since,’ an alleged source tells the weekly magazine.

‘Now that Robert’s 18, he’s the perfect choice to become the new Ranger Stacey – and it helps that he’s got the potential to be a bit of a heartthrob, too!’ they added.

Robert is not new to television as he stars on the Animal Planet show Crikey! It’s The lrwins alongside his mother Terri and sister Bindi.

History: Bindi Irwin won the U.S. version of Dancing With The Stars in 2015

Channel 10’s long-running children’s show Totally Wild was axed in February after 29 years on the air.

The former host, ‘Ranger Stacey’ Thomson, 57, was beloved by viewers.

The decision was made because Channel 10 is refocusing its children’s programming on drama rather than factual content.

Axed: It comes after Robert is slated to become the new ‘Ranger Stacey’ a report claims. Channel 10’s long-running children’s show Totally Wild was axed in February last year after 29 years on the air. The former host, ‘Ranger Stacey’ Thomson (pictured) was beloved by viewers