Robert Irwin apologises for ‘dine and dash' incident at NSW restaurant
Irwin claimed in a video on Instagram that things 'turned into a bit of frenzy' at the restaurant when fans began to notice him and 'didn't even realise' he didn't pay for his food.
The next morning, Irwin contacted the restaurant as soon as he realised the error, offering to pay remotely and in his Instagram video, gave the small business a shoutout.
'Good on Robert. He definitely did the right thing there,' Sky News host Freya Leach said.

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