Barbie actress Margot Robbie ‘gives birth’ to first child with husband Tom Ackerley

2008: While still in high school, Margot lands her first roles in independent thrillers, Vigilante and I.C.U. 

June 2008: Margot lands her first major role in Australian soap, Neighbours, playing Donna Freidman. She remained on the show for three years. 

2013: Margot lands a role in Richard Curtis rom-com, About Time, alongside Domnhall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams 

2013: Margot becomes a breakout star when she takes on the role of Leonardo DiCaprio’s wife in The Wolf of Wall Street. 

2013: Margot meets Tom Acklerley on the set of Suite Francaise, 

2014: Alongside Tom Ackerley, Margot moves to London, and launches production company, LuckyChap Entertainment. They later begin dating. 

2015: She is nominated for Rising Star award at the BAFTA Film awards, and lands her first leading role in Z For Zachariah, starring alongside Chris Pine and Chiwetel Ejiofor. 

2016: Margot is officially a sought-after name in Hollywood, landing a string of high profile blockbusters including The Legend of Tarzan, playing Jane, and Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad.  While Suicide Squad bombed, her performance stood out and she was highly praised. 

December 2016: Margot marries Tom Ackerley at a private ceremony in Byron Bay, Australia. 

2017: Margot portrays troubled ice-skater Tonya Harding in I, Tonya, earning high praise including her first Oscar nomination. 

2019: Margot lands another major role as Sharon Tate in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time In Hollywood. 

2020: Margot returns to role of Harley Quinn and leads the cast in female-led spin-off, Birds Of Prey. 

2020: She produces Promising Young Woman, which is later nominated for Best Picture. 

2021: Margot plays Harley Quinn again in Suicide Squad, again being praised as a standout. 

2022: Margot returns to Neighbours as Donna for a one-off special to commemorate the final episode. She later appears in Amsterdam and Babylon. 

2023: Margot breaks the billion-dollar mark at the box office for producing and starring in Barbie. The film later goes on to be nominated for multiple Oscars.