She’s embracing her inner Mary Poppins.

Ghislaine Maxwell was spotted taking a leisurely walk, umbrella in hand, on a sunlit day at the comfortable Federal Prison Camp Bryan. This sighting comes shortly after Congress decided to make the Epstein files public.

A video released on Saturday depicted Jeffrey Epstein’s former associate dressed in blue athletic shorts and a matching t-shirt, enjoying her time in the scenic Texas prison where temperatures recently reached the high 70s.

Maxwell carried a large bottle and a distinctive black umbrella, reminiscent of Mary Poppins. Despite the pleasantly warm weather, she appeared to use the umbrella as a sunshade or perhaps to maintain a low profile.

The inmate in Texas found herself in the spotlight on November 8, following the leak of her private correspondence to NBC News by the House Judiciary Committee. The letters suggested she might be receiving “special treatment” at Prison Camp Bryan, her place of transfer since August 1.

 “I feel like I have dropped through Alice in Wonderlands [sic] looking glass,” Maxwell wrote to a relative.

“I am much happier here and more importantly safe,” she proclaimed.

Other of Maxwell’s missives revealed that she had personal access to the warden who helped her coordinate with lawyers on paperwork for her court case.

The Supreme Court rejected Maxwell’s attempt to appeal her criminal conviction in a decision handed down on Oct. 6.

Fellow inmates at Fort Bryan blasted Maxwell in their own letters for receiving “VIP treatment,” the report stated.

President Trump signed a congressional bill on Nov. 19 forcing the Department of Justice to turn over all documents related to Jeffrey Epstein’s sex crimes to elected officials.

The president boasted about releasing the files and argued that Democrats, who were vocally in support of releasing the documents in recent months, will suffer more than Republicans from the inevitable political fallout.

Former Harvard President Larry Summers had a cozy relationship with Epstein iit was revealed — forcing him to resign from his teaching gig and the ivy and also from the board of artificial intelligence company OpenAI.