Robert Irwin is the host of this year’s TV WEEK Logie Awards.
The 2026 Logie Awards will take place at The Star Sydney on Sunday, August 16, with Irwin handling hosting duties on the night, as confirmed by Seven.
The August ceremony will be broadcast live and exclusive on Seven and 7plus.
“One of the most in-demand hosts in the world right now, Robert brings an infectious energy, natural charisma and warmth that has captivated audiences not just at home but across the globe,” a press release states.
“From wildlife conservation to winning the US season of ‘Dancing with the Stars, ‘Robert has authentically built on his family’s Aussie Royalty status.
“He has proven time and again that there is nothing he cannot turn his hand to, and we cannot wait to see him own the TV WEEK Logies stage on Sunday 16 August as we celebrate the very best TV Australia has to offer.”
Irwin can’t wait to host the Logie Awards.
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“Hosting the TV WEEK Logie Awards is one of the most exciting things I’ve been asked to do,” he says. “Throughout my life, my goal has been to spread an important message not only through our work at Australia Zoo, but also on the screen.
“I grew up watching the Logies with my family, so this is certainly an honour. Australian television has given so much to so many people. To be part of the biggest night in Aussie TV is something I don’t take lightly. I cannot wait!”
Angus Ross, Seven’s Managing Director, Television and Streaming, adds: “Robert Irwin is one of the most exciting and sought-after stars on the planet right now.
“He has captured the hearts of audiences from Australia to America and everywhere in between; there is simply no one better to lead Australia’s biggest night of television. The 66th TV WEEK Logie Awards on Seven is the must-watch television event of the year.”
It’s a big year for the awards, with the Logies celebrating its 70-year milestone.
Voting for the Top 70 Australian TV Shows of the Last 70 Years countdown is now open, with voting closing on Sunday, June 21 at 5pm AEST. The results will be announced at the Logies in August.