The actress told for the first time what happened to the unfortunate episode that she lived in the southern country.
Margot Robbie was one of the darlings of Hollywood where she stood out in the movie "The Wolf of Wall Street." From there, her career took off in leaps and bounds and the blonde knew how to establish herself as a true movie star. With fame all over her, the actress admitted on several occasions that she felt a little uncomfortable with being the center of attention.
The paparazzi are one of the big problems facing Hollywood stars. Recently, a photographer surprised Robbie and her friend Cara Delevingne while they were having dinner incognito in a restaurant in Argentina, and in a few minutes, that night became an extreme situation.
Margot Robbie conducted an interview with an American magazine where she explained her link to fame. “I know how to get through airports, and I also learned how to tell when someone is trying to annoy me and in what way,” she said. Paparazzi Pedro Alberto Orquera reportedly tried to take pictures of her and Delevingne.
As the paparazzi observed, the stars were with two men who were accompanying them and for that reason, they beat him to prevent them from being photographed. Initially, reports emerged indicating that Robbie had been injured in that confusing situation. When the interviewer asked the actress about the episode, she replied: "No, but they could have."
The bad moment that Margot Robbie and Cara Delevingne lived, happened in the famous Buenos Aires restaurant that belongs to the international chef Francis Mallmann. The two women were intercepted by the Argentine photographer Pedro Alberto Orquera. The friends who accompanied them beat him to take his camera and it was a great worldwide sc--dal.
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