Robert Irwin is as sweet as he is smooth on the dance floor. The 22-year-old Dancing with the Stars champion made many friends during his stint on the show. His celebrity competitors cheered Robert on and loved seeing him and his pro partner, Witney Carson, take home the Len Turner Mirrorball trophy. Boy Meets World star and DWTS season 34 contestant Danielle Fishel told Entertainment Weekly that she adores Robert Irwin and was so excited about his big win. The outstanding Aussie sent Danielle something special on December 1. @entertainment_weekly Seriously, how is #RobertIrwin real?! After winning the #DWTS Mirrorball Trophy, the champ sent his castmate #DanielleFishel flowers ♬ original sound – Entertainment Weekly Robert Irwin Impressed the Heck Out of Danielle Fishel Robert Irwin sent Danielle Fishel a big bouquet of flowers. “I was so happy for Robert. I don’t know how it’s possible that he just keeps one-upping himself and becoming more and more amazing. But he actually sent me a giant bouquet of flowers after he won,” she said. “I texted him and said, ‘How are you real, sir?’ and it arrived on his birthday.” Danielle gushed about the sweet gesture, smiling. “This man’s just too much,” she laughed. “He’s just the sweetest, I absolutely love him.” Fans agreed with Danielle Fishel and think Robert Irwin is quite a catch. “Whatever woman gets to marry Robert will be a very lucky lady,” someone wrote. “This proves that Anyone who hates on Robert Irwin has issues with themselves. The fact that he is giving everyone around him their flowers in his moment (literally and figuratively) tells me everything I need to know about his character. His future wife will be one lucky lady,” another person agreed. Some think Robert Irwin’s sweet gesture for Danielle Fishel is a product of his mother’s great parenting. “Can Terri irwin start classes on how men should act bc i swear we need more boy moms like her,” a fan wrote. “Terri Irwin needs to write a parenting book,” another person suggested. We love this, good for you, Robert! This story’s featured image is by Eric McCandless/Disney via Getty Images.

REUTERS—Democrat Eileen Higgins became the first member of her party in nearly three decades elected mayor of Miami on Tuesday, defeating a Republican backed by President Donald Trump in a Hispanic-majority city in the heart of his Florida stronghold. CNN and the Associated Press called the election for Higgins less than an hour after polls closed, as returns showed the former Miami-Dade County commissioner leading her Republican opponent, Emilio Gonzalez, by 18 percentage points. An officially nonpartisan local contest that normally draws little attention across the country, the Miami mayor’s race this year was elevated to national prominence as a key electoral test of voter sentiment in Trump’s political backyard. Higgins’ decisive win adds to the momentum Democrats gained in a flurry of election victories last month that dimmed Republican prospects for maintaining Trump’s monopoly over Congress in the 2026 midterm elections. It also sharpens Republican concerns about whether Hispanic support that Trump peeled away from Democrats in 2024 has since faltered. Higgins, 61, made no mention of the national implications of her victory in a statement posted to her Facebook account, instead casting it as an outcome that “turned the page on years of chaos and corruption” at the local level. Higgins is the first Democrat to win Miami’s mayoral race since 1997, when Xavier Suarez, father of the outgoing Republican incumbent, Francis Suarez, was last elected. With her runoff victory tonight, Eileen Higgins will be Miami's next mayor—the first woman in the city’s history and the first Democrat in nearly 30 years elected to the office.Congrats, Mayor-elect! pic.twitter.com/lSyZ087Xvc— Democrats (@TheDemocrats) December 10, 2025 She also becomes the first woman ever and the first non-Hispanic candidate since the 1990s to be elected mayor of Miami, a predominantly Hispanic city of roughly 487,000 people that is part of Miami-Dade County. Tuesday’s results suggest Republican strength has softened in Miami-Dade, where the Miami Herald says many historically left-leaning Hispanic voters moved to Trump’s camp last year—as they did nationally—helping him amass 55% of the overall county vote in the 2024 presidential race. In the first round of the Miami mayor’s race on Nov. 4, Higgins garnered 36% of the vote in a crowded field of candidates, comfortably finishing in first place but short of the majority needed to win outright. Gonzalez was the No. 2 vote-getter with 18%. That set the stage for Tuesday’s runoff. Neither Higgins nor Gonzalez, 68, a former city manager and retired U.S. Army colonel, started out running an overtly partisan campaign. But their showdown took on national overtones in the aftermath of Democrats’ triumphs in a slew of off-year elections last month, including the New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial races, New York City’s mayoral election and a redistricting referendum in California. Then Trump weighed in on Nov. 17 to publicly endorse Gonzalez on Truth Social, urging Miami voters: “GET OUT AND VOTE FOR EMILIO – HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!” The Democratic National Committee countered by throwing its support behind Higgins, as did several prominent Democrats, including U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Extrapolating national or even statewide political trends from local races can be fraught, however. Another Democratic non-Hispanic woman, Daniella Levine Cava, has been mayor of Miami-Dade since 2020 and was reelected last year even though Trump carried the county in the White House race. (Writing and reporting by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Additional reporting by Brad Brooks; Editing by Edwina Gibbs and Tom Hogue) The post Democrat Elected Miami Mayor for First Time in Nearly Three Decades appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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Officials at a North Carolina high school are being accused of violating a student's constitutional rights over a tribute to Charlie Kirk that was called vandalism.Gabby Stout told Fox News Digital that she called the school in September and asked if she could paint the patriotic tribute on the school's "spirit rock." The junior said officials at Ardrey Kell High School had authorized the tribute as long as it didn't include political speech or vulgarity. 'I was very intimidated and scared, as I had no idea what I did wrong or that I could be getting in trouble.'Stout said she and two friends painted a heart on the large stone and added the messages, "Freedom 1776," as well as, "Live Like Kirk — John 11:25."The school responded by painting over the rock and accusing Stout of vandalizing the rock. School officials also said they contacted law enforcement and an investigation was under way."If students were responsible for the vandalism, they may be disciplined," reads a statement from the principal.Stout said she was shocked by the school's actions."I was completely shocked," Stout said to Fox News Digital. "I was very intimidated and scared, as I had no idea what I did wrong or that I could be getting in trouble for simply sharing and expressing my views and beliefs."The school later announced that it was not an act of vandalism, Stout would face no disciplinary action, and there had not been a law enforcement investigation. Stout said that she has faced health issues from the ostracization, alienation, and stress over the accusations. She claims to have received hateful messages that included, "Die like Kirk." The lawsuit was filed by Alliance Defending Freedom on behalf of Stout's parents and accuses the school of violating her constitutional rights. They point out that the school had allowed other political statements before the Kirk tribute, including one for the "Black Lives Matter" movement. "So they'll facilitate that kind of left-wing student expression and not just facilitate it, but praise the students who participated," ADF senior counsel Travis Barham said. "But let Gabby express a conservative or Christian view on the spirit rock, and criminal charges fly."RELATED: Liberals spew hatred against moment of silence for Charlie Kirk on Thursday Night Football The lawsuit says she was targeted because of her beliefs. "I don't think it was fair what happened to me because of my beliefs or my views, which are religious and conservative," she said. "This has never happened to another group that the school district or school has agreed with. I thought that I was going to get in trouble for sharing my views and my beliefs."The board declined to comment to Fox News Digital on the lawsuit. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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