Malibu Barbie: Margot Robbie spotted on photoshoot set
The 34-year-old actress walked with confidence down a street in a chic tweed outfit before climbing into a classic, bright red Lincoln Continental convertible.
Robbie, who flashed her abdomen in the midriff-baring Chanel skirt set, later changed into red bathers for a second look in the shoot.
She left her long, blonde hair down and wore minimal makeup.
Robbie has been a Chanel ambassador since 2018 and is the current face of the iconic Chanel No. 5 fragrance.
The Barbie star and her husband, Tom Ackerley, welcomed a baby boy into the world seven months ago.
The doting mum, who will be starring opposite Jacob Elordi in the upcoming Wuthering Heights adaptation, has been keeping a low profile since early last year. Margot Robbie pictured on the set of a glamorous photoshoot in Malibu. Credit: X17online.com / X17online.com
She told Deadline in 2024 that she purposefully 'disappeared from screens for a while' after Barbie and instead put all her energy into producing for her LuckyChap Entertainment company.
'This is the longest I haven't acted on a set, because we finished Barbie in October of 2022,' she told the publication.
'So, it's already been more than a year since I was on set as an actor, and other than COVID, that's the first time that's ever happened.'
She was photographed around the Easter long weekend soaking up the Queensland weather, pictured alongside Ackerley as the couple hit the surf with friends.
Robbie wore a purple bikini and a gold 'mama' necklace and was seen body surfing at a quiet beach on the Gold Coast alongside a female friend.
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