MICHELLE Keegan glowed in a stunning selfie to mark her first week in Australia.
The actress, 34, is Down Under to film a new BBC series which will mean being away from husband Mark Wright for months.
In the snap Michelle had her thick brunette hair flicked to one side, partially covering one eye, as she sat indoors sheltering from the rain.
The montage of pictures showed the Our Girl actress had been experience a mixture of weather fronts, with one image showing choppy sea water, while another saw Michelle on the beach reading through her script.
There was time for the star to fit in a trip to the market and another picture showed she’d be able to catch an amazing sunset.
She rounded off the set of snaps with some images of the TV studio and the set.
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She captioned them: “My 1st week down unda. 
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Michelle has flown to Australia to film a new BBC drama from the team behind Netflix’s raunchy Sex Education.
The six-part series, Ten Pound Poms, follows a group of British emigres as they leave dreary post-war Britain in 1956 to embark on a life-altering adventure on the other side of the world.
A friend of Michelle’s told The Celeb Report: “Michelle has always had one big dream, which is appearing in a period drama and Ten Pound Poms will let her dip her toe in those past times.”
Danny Brocklehurst, Michelle’s boss on Sky Max’s Brassic and BBC One’s Ordinary Lies, is behind the show.
He said: “It is a big, bold character piece about what it means to start again, to be an outsider in a new land. It asks questions about success and failure, identity, parenthood and belonging.
“The assisted migration programme is a little-known part of British and Australian history but offers endless stories about the people who travelled to the other side of the world in search of a better life.”
Michelle recently marked her seventh wedding anniversary with Mark, 35.
Sharing an unseen snap from their wedding, Michelle wrote: “Happy Anniversary to my husband, my best friend and biggest supporter. Love you.”
