Margot Robbie's Hollywood Confessions: Motherhood, Box Office Woes, and Daring Roles
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Margot Robbie's Hollywood Confessions: Motherhood, Box Office Woes, and Daring Roles
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It has been a revealing and turbulent few days in the world of Margot Robbie. According to RadarOnline.com Margot has confessed to suffering a major crisis of confidence after the much-anticipated romcom A Big Bold Beautiful Journey failed at the box office, grossing only 3.5 million domestically and 8 million globally against a reported 50 million budget, despite a massive PR blitz and standout red carpet turns in headline-grabbing outfits. Robbie told the outlet that every film feels like it could be her last in Hollywood and admitted to being riddled with self-doubt and fear of rejection, a sentiment exacerbated by the underperformance of this latest movie following previous tough openings for Babylon and Amsterdam.
The Barbie star admitted she almost considered using her native Australian accent for the role but ultimately felt it would make her feel too exposed, continuing her trend of using different accents as a shield in her performances. This candid revelation has dominated entertainment headlines, with speculation swirling—though so far unconfirmed—about the impact on her industry relationships and next moves.
Amidst the media storm, Margot Robbie made a striking public appearance at the CAA Screening of A24's If I Had Legs I'd Kick You in Los Angeles on September 26, commanding attention in a blend of sharp, architectural leather separates that quickly made the rounds on fashion blogs and social media. Just days prior, she was the toast of several press events and the New York premiere for A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, making a sartorial splash in archival Mugler couture and Celine minidresses curated by her now-iconic stylist Andrew Mukamal, further cementing her position as a global style influencer.
On the personal front, Robbie has continued to keep her private life closely guarded, but a recent People feature confirmed that she gave birth to her first child with husband and LuckyChap business partner Tom Ackerley last fall. The couple, described as homebodies, have been seen in both Los Angeles and abroad with their son, whose name remains private. Entertainment Tonight caught a rare and relatable moment when Margot was interrupted by her baby during a promotional interview, and she laughed it off, calling motherhood "the best," though she’s made it clear she prioritizes family time between film roles.
Looking ahead, all eyes are now on Robbie’s upcoming project—the February 2026 adaptation of Wuthering Heights, directed by Emerald Fennell and co-starring Jacob Elordi. The film’s recently released trailer, described by industry insiders as aggressively provocative and tonally jarring, has already ignited controversy for its highly sexualized take on the classic, shifting significant expectations onto Robbie as her next chance for box office redemption.
In the meantime, Margot Robbie’s every move, from fashion statements to candid interviews, continues to generate buzz across social media and tabloids, balancing public vulnerability with signature Hollywood poise. Meanwhile, IMDb confirms that TV appearances are still in the cards, with Robbie scheduled to appear on The Kelly Clarkson Show alongside Dwayne Johnson and Matthew McConaughey, ensuring her star remains in circulation even amidst her career crossroads.
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