Her first stop after stepping down as a senior royal has seen Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, provide the voiceover for Elephants, a new Disney+ documentary.
The new role comes just a matter of months after Prince Harry jokingly pitched his wife's voiceover skills to Disney's CEO at the UK premiere of The Lion King.
And now, a never-before-seen interview with Meghan has been aired on Good Morning America.
In the clip, the duchess appears to be wearing the Misha Nonoo shirt from her Smart Works collection, which currently is out of stock, although Misha Nonoo stocks a similar offering on her website, which sells for £175.
38-year-old Meghan accessorised the crisp, white shirt with two charm necklaces.
The first is the "Vanessa" Coin necklace from Canadian label Suetables (£91, shop it here), which has a Taurus charm on it - baby Archie's star sign - while the other was the "Shirley" Virgo pendant from the same brand (£45, shop it here), which is Prince Harry's star sign. She last wore the necklaces in November during a visit to London's Broom Farm Community Centre.
In the newly-released interview - which was recorded last summer - Meghan said she was 'grateful' to have been involved in the Disney+ documentary - and she hopes it will teach people how similar humans are to elephants and how 'connected' we are.
Meghan and Prince Harry are currently staying in their new home in Los Angeles, though the couple have been seen volunteering for charity Project Angel Food to deliver meals to those in need.
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Elephants tells the story of a plucky elephant and his mother on an “epic journey” across the Kalahari Desert and is streaming now on Disney+.
