Recently, Reese Witherspoon worked with TV host and disability supporter Sophie Morgan to help people with disabilities.

Daily Mail says that Reese’s media business, Hello Sunshine, is working with the Loose Women star on a new project called Making Space. The goal of this project is to “create unscripted content that places disabled people front and centre.”

People say that the “division will shine a light on the lived experience of the world’s largest and yet most overlooked and misrepresented community on the planet.”

It is said that Sophie, who was paralyzed from the waist down after a car accident, and Keely Cat-Wells, an entrepreneur and campaigner, run the Making Space Media branch.

On the other hand, Sara Rea and Sarah Lazenby, who run Hello Sunshine: Unscripted, said, “Making Space’s mission couldn’t be more in line with ours.”

Sara and Sarah were excited to work with Sophie and Keely and “Making Space’s mission couldn’t be more aligned with us.”

Sophie and Keely said that Reese’s Hello Sunshine was “to create powerful content together that we hope will create genuine legacy and impact in the world.”

Reese’s company has made a lot of her successful movies and TV shows in the past, like The Morning Show and Daisy Jones & the Six.