Carrie Bickmore’s shock career move revealed following her departure from The Project

Carrie Bickmore quit Channel Ten’s The Project back in October last year.

And on Tuesday, the 42-year-old revealed she has landed a voiceover role on popular Australian children’s show Bluey.

The TV presenter shared a video to Instagram of her children reacting to her voice in the show.

‘Career and parenting highlight… My girls watching my two seconds of fame on the latest episode of Bluey,’ she wrote.

‘What a genuine thrill to be a part of such an incredible Aussie show. I think ‘Terrier’s mum’ needs to be a regular character.’

Bluey, dubbed Australia’s most popular children’s TV show, follows the adventures of ‘a loveable, inexhaustible six year-old Blue Heeler dog’ along with her family which includes her mum, dad and younger sister, and her friends.

The animated series won the Kids: Preschool Award at the 2019 International Emmys.

Meanwhile, Carrie announced her departure from The Project after 12 years on air in October.

She had been absent for a three month ‘sabbatical’ with her family in London earlier in the year, before returning to the panel in July, only to quit in October.

The 42-year-old revealed she has landed a voiceover role on popular Australian children’s show Bluey

Three months after leaving the show, Carrie announced she’d split from her partner of 11 years Chris Walker.

‘It’s with immense sadness that Chris and I have decided to separate,’ she wrote in a statement on Instagram.

‘While this is a tough time, our focus is on parenting, loving and supporting our three children Ollie, Evie and Addie with everything that we’ve got.

‘They are doing great. We won’t be making any further comment.’

Carrie announced her departure from The Project after 12 years on air in October. She had been absent for a three month ‘sabbatical’ with her family in London earlier this year, before returning to the panel in July, only to quit in October