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Terri Irwin: Honor Or Injustice For A New Love?

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During a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, widow Terri Irwin shared that she has a unique way of honoring her deceased husband. Her touching tribute is actually more about what she won't do than what she does. Though it's been nine years since her beloved husband and television personality Steve Irwin was killed by a stingray, Terri still does not date and has no plans to look for a new love. Though she admits that she misses her husband dearly, Terri makes it clear she feels that she has "already [had] my happily ever after." She cites her ongoing "immense love and loyalty to Steve" and the uniqueness of their relationship as her reasons for staying single to honor him. Though Terri may not be looking for someone new to share

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