Halle Berry was "out of office" on Easter weekend.

The 56-year-old Oscar winner stepped out of her comfort zone and onto her balcony wearing nothing but a smile.

"I do what i wanna do," she captioned a post shared across her social media platforms. The "John Wick" star was completely in the nude.

HALLE BERRY, 56, POSES NUDE IN STEAMY NEW PHOTOS

Berry stood in the glowing light of the afternoon sunset while sipping on a glass of wine completely naked.

Her dark brown hair was worn tousled across her shoulders and she positioned her arm across her body to cover her chest.

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Actress Meagan Good couldn't help but notice Halley's "Big Leo energy. ThatPart."

Kelly Rowland wrote an ecstatic "YES!!!" while Jenna Dewan commented, "Wow!"

She later covered up for a stroll along the beach after holiday festivities settled down.

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"It always seems impossible until it’s done," Berry wrote. "Happy Easter everyone."

Berry shares daughter Nahla, 15, with ex Gabriel Aubry, and son Maceo, nine, with her former partner, Olivier Martinez.

The "Monster's Ball" actress recently made an appearance at the 95th Annual Academy Awards with boyfriend Van Hunt where she presented the Oscar for best actress to Michelle Yeoh for "Everything Everywhere All at Once."

Yeoh and Berry are the only two women of color who have won the award. Berry took home the Oscar in 2002.

The Pentagon said on Sunday that an interagency task force is assessing the validity and impacts of "sensitive and highly classified material" that was leaked on various social media sites this week. 

"Over the weekend, U.S. officials have engaged with Allies and partners and have informed relevant congressional committees of jurisdiction about the disclosure," Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh said in a statement. "The Department of Defense’s highest priority is the defense of our nation and our national security."

The leaked material, first reported by the New York Times on Friday, contains intelligence on China, the Middle East, Israel's spy agency Mossad, and U.S. support for Ukraine's military. 

Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, accused the Kremlin of doctoring the documents and leaking them to discredit U.S. support for the Ukrainian war effort. 

"The fictitious "document" that ended up on the net most likely serves to discredit counter-offensive ideas and should provoke an increase in distrust between Ukraine and its partners or within Ukraine," Podolyak told Fox News. 

UKRAINE WAR PLANNING DOCUMENTS LEAKED ONLINE, PENTAGON INVESTIGATING

Some inaccuracies on the documents, such as lower estimates for Russian troop deaths in Ukraine than what has been released publicly, have lead to skepticism about the authenticity of the material. 

One of the documents said that a Russia fighter jet nearly shot down a British reconnaissance plane off the Crimean coast last September, an event that could have drawn the U.S. and NATO into the war, according to the Washington Post. UK Defense Minister Ben Wallace previously told the British Parliament that the Russian jets flew "recklessly," but chalked the missile launch up to a "technical malfunction."

The Department of Justice has opened a criminal investigation into the documents, which were photographed before being spread online. 

The Associated Press contributed to this report.