Margot Robbie recently addressed the need for "clear rules" internationally to safeguard public figures, a statement indirectly related to an incident during her visit to Buenos Aires, Argentina, with Cara Delevingne.
The actress reflected on the importance of guidelines similar to those in Los Angeles, especially considering the challenges faced by celebrities in the public eye.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, Robbie discussed the limitations posed by potential legal issues when delving into the specifics of the Buenos Aires incident. While she refrained from providing details about the event, she acknowledged the potential risks and emphasized the necessity for protective measures.
When questioned about any harm caused during the paparazzi incident in Buenos Aires, Robbie clarified that she personally remained unharmed but highlighted the potential dangers such situations pose. She expressed concern about the extreme measures some photographers take to capture images of public figures, calling attention to the safety hazards involved.
Robbie further called for international guidelines that would shield public figures from unnecessary risks and extreme encounters with photographers. Drawing attention to the potential consequences of intrusive actions, she shared a poignant example involving her family's experiences in Australia, underscoring the need for responsible and ethical practices in celebrity journalism.
The incident in Buenos Aires occurred over a month ago, where a photographer, Pedro Alberto Orquera, attempted to capture images of Robbie and Delevingne without consent. The situation escalated when Robbie's bodyguards intervened, resulting in the photographer being hospitalized with an open fracture of his right elbow. The guards were subsequently detained, and the incident raised concerns about the safety and well-being of public figures in the face of intrusive paparazzi practices.
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