Michelle Keegan was pictured returning from a Pilates class near Sydney’s Bondi Beach as she enjoyed her final few days in Australia.
The 36-year-old actress is in the country to film the second series of period drama Ten Pounds Poms.
Michelle looked radiant as she finished her PE class in the area in a black crop top and skin-tight leggings.
The former Coronation Street star also wore an open cream fleece and beige Birkenstock sandals.
She wore her dark hair tied up in a bun, minimal makeup and sunglasses to block out the sun.
Michelle had a bottle of juice to take home, a black quilted bag slung over her arm, and carried her cell phone on a thick chain.
Earlier this month, Michelle flew back to the UK and revealed she was back in her “happy place”. However, she has since returned to Australia.
Michelle snapped a lovely selfie while shopping at her local branch of discount furniture store HomeSense.
Michelle was seen leaning against a shopping cart filled with fluffy beige pillows, pouting and holding up a peace sign.
Michelle kept her look casual in a padded cropped coat and black leggings.
She was seen carrying her belongings in a crossbody handbag and wearing AirPods.
she wrote: “Go home, go back to your happy place…remember her sense of home.”
The actress was away from home filming the second series of hit BBC drama Ten Pound Poms in Australia.
Ten Pound Poms follows a group of British people who immigrate to Australia in the 1950s in search of a better life, but discover upon their arrival that things are more difficult than they expected.
Michelle reprized her role as Kate Thorne on the hit show.
The BBC series follows nurse Thorne and members of the Roberts family, Terry and Annie, as they struggle to adapt to life as immigrants in Australia.
The first series, produced by Eleven and co-produced by Stan and the BBC, was loved by fans and a second series was soon in development.
A synopsis for the upcoming series reads: “After a difficult first year in Australia, the new series follows the adventures of nurse Kate Thorne (Michelle Keegan) and the Roberts family (led by Faye Marsay and Warren Brown) in 1957. Years to come. Because they are determined to make this new country everything they wanted for a fresh start.
“Will Kate, Terry and Annie finally get the piece of the Australian dream they were promised?”
Series two introduces viewers to new characters, the Skinner family from Ireland and unscrupulous landowner Benny Bates.
Speaking after the second series was confirmed, the show’s writer, creator and executive producer, Danny Brocklehurst, said: “We’ve been really pleased with the positive audience response to Ten Pound Poms.”
“We have unearthed a little-known part of our recent history and told a story that reflects the reality of the real Poms who have made this journey.
“We couldn’t be more excited to be teaming up again with the BBC, Stan and Eleven to continue our characters’ adventures underground.”
