See Robin Roberts Embrace Inner Daredevil With Fearless Bungy Jump in New Zealand

That's one tall fall.

Robin Roberts is off on a Kiwi adventure!

The Good Morning America co-anchor is in New Zealand and she's taking daytime viewers along for the ride as she embraces the motto of "live more and fear less."

The 62-year-old made a pitstop at the world's first commercial bungy-jumping location, where she dove off the tallest building in the southern hemisphere: the SkyTower, located in Auckland, NZ.

Roberts teased viewers yesterday, Feb. 2. when she shared a few clips of herself "pumping herself up" on Instagram, encouraging her followers to tune in this morning to see if she went through with the big jump, and, spoiler alert: she did.

Roberts took the 52-mile-per-hour plunge, as reported by GMA, which she called a "once-in-a-lifetime thrill," leaving her with a feeling of invincibility in the aftermath.

“I'm really feeling like I can do anything. Just like when you do this, you feel there's nothing you can't do,” she said. “Being out there over 600 feet high. Looking out the wind. Beautiful.”

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Roberts jumped with AJ Hackett Bungy, a company that opened in 1998. According to GMA, over 2.5 million people have bungled off the Kawarau Bridge in Queenstown, NZ, alone, since its inception.

Marc Perry, a "jumping enthusiast" who now works for the company, offered a little background, sharing, “It was originally two crazy Kiwis -- A.J. Hackett and Henry van Asch, A.J. Hackett himself actually took himself to Paris, France. And in 1987, jumped off the top of the Eiffel Tower, spreading' a worldwide exposure of bungy jumping, and what it means, and what it represents.”