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In video, Margot Robbie surprised by her childhood friends on the Australian red carpet

2023-01-17T14:47:09.826Z


Back in her native Australia for the promotion of Babylon, Margot Robbie was challenged by her childhood friends on the red carpet.


Nice moment of embarrassment for Margot Robbie.

Returning to her home country of Australia to promote her latest film

Babylon

, the 32-year-old comedian was joined by many family members and childhood friends as she strolled the Sydney premiere red carpet.

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And the girlfriends of the double Oscar nominee did not fail to get noticed.

While the actress was in the middle of a

red carpet

interview with journalist Justin Hill, she was stopped in the distance by her group of childhood friends, one of whom shouted "Hey, Maggot!"

- “maggot” meaning “maggot”.

Not offended, quite the contrary, Margot Robbie immediately turned around to greet her

girls

, not without enthusiasm.

“They are my classmates.

We have been friends since the age of 4, ”said the main interested party afterwards.

Invited on a television set the next day, she explained that nickname came from the mispronunciation of her first name by a teacher in primary school.

Set in 1920s Hollywood,

Babylon

centers on the rise and fall of several ambitious entertainers, including characters played by stars Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie.

The latter plays starlet Nellie LaRoy who navigates her way through the movie industry by self-destructing through drugs, parties and sexual encounters.

Source: lefigaro

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