Actress-producer Margot Robbie recently revealed a funny and mischievous incident from her childhood when she decided to play a prank on her babysitter. Known for her acting skills and sense of humor, Margot shared the amusing story in an interview.
The Ketchup Cover-Up
Margot explained that she wanted her old babysitter, Talia, back, who she considered to be much cooler than the new babysitter. In an attempt to scare off the new babysitter, who Margot was not happy about, she devised a plan.
A Hilarious Scheme Unfolds
Margot’s prank involved covering herself in ketchup and pretending to be dead, complete with a big kitchen knife to make the scene more dramatic. She laid naked on the tiles and waited patiently for her new babysitter to discover her “lifeless” body.
A Babysitter’s Terrifying Reaction
The prank turned out to be a roaring success, as Margot’s babysitter ran out of the house screaming in terror upon finding her covered in ketchup, armed with a kitchen knife.
Margot’s Mischievous Smile
When asked about the outcome, Margot couldn’t help but smile and admit that the reaction was worth the wait. It was a prank well-executed, and Margot produced her own “death” to get rid of the babysitter she didn’t like.
A Promotion Tour with Laughter
Margot, who is currently promoting her new movie ‘Barbie,’ has been spreading laughter and joy during the tour. The film’s release coincided with another big movie, ‘Oppenheimer,’ leading to a friendly social media rivalry dubbed ‘Barbenheimer.’
Margot’s hilarious childhood prank is just one of the many sides of the talented actress, and it’s clear that her sense of humor shines both on and off the camera. Fans eagerly await the release of ‘Barbie’ and continue to enjoy Margot’s humorous anecdotes.
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