Margot Robbie looked to be in great spirits on Saturday evening as she let her hair down at the Bad Bunny concert in London.
The Barbie star, 35, appeared to be having the time of her life as she danced along with fellow concertgoers during the high-energy show.
Margot blended in with the crowd wearing a black Pittsburgh Pirates baseball T-shirt paired with tiny shorts and a denim bucket hat.
She covered her eyes with sunglasses and appeared to be sucking on a lollipop as she held a handheld fan to keep cool during London’s heatwave.
The Gold Coast-born actress flashed her trademark smile as she sang along to Bad Bunny’s biggest hits at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in England.
The Australian actress looked completely in her element, singing, dancing and laughing throughout the night while enjoying a rare evening off.
Margot Robbie looked to be in great spirits on Saturday evening as she let her hair down at a Bad Bunny concert in London
Bad Bunny made history as the first Latin American artist to headline a UK stadium when he brought his Debí Tirar Más Fotos world tour to London.
And among the 50,000 fans who braved the heatwave for night one of the two sold-out shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was Adele.
Tottenham-born Adele made a rare appearance for a wild night out with pals and her fiancé Rich Paul.
Social media videos show the Someone Like You singer showing off her dance moves while dressed in an England football shirt before cheekily stealing a fan’s cowboy hat.
It was a star-studded crowd who turned out for Bad Bunny, with Love Island UK host Maya Jama heading straight to the gig from her private jet, telling her Instagram followers how she made a quick change in the car.
Maya later popped up in Bad Bunny’s famous La Casita on stage.
Meanwhile tennis superstar Novak Djokovic made a surprise appearance to introduce a song, days before he is set to take to the Wimbledon courts.
Margot recently corrected a long-standing internet misconception about herself.
Among the 50,000 fans who braved the heatwave for night one of the two sold-out shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was Adele
Last month, Margot set the record straight on an internet rumour about where she was born in Australia, with most believing she is from Dalby.
The Australian actress has long been reported as being born and raised in the rural Queensland town, though she’s now revealed she actually hails from a city.
‘The internet has had my place of birth wrong like the whole time,’ Margot told UK radio station Magic FM.
‘It says I was born in Dalby, which is where my family is from, but I wasn’t.’
She revealed that she was in fact born in a much larger city, and expressed surprise that this error had persisted throughout her career.
‘I was born on the Gold Coast. It’s not a stupid rumour, it’s just amazing that this far along it is still incorrect,’ she said.
Dalby is a small Queensland town with a population of around 12,000, located about 260 kilometres from the Gold Coast.
Although Margot was not born in Dalby, she spent a significant portion of her childhood there.
Margot recently corrected a long-standing internet misconception about herself, by setting the record straight on an internet rumour about where she was born in Australia
‘My family is from a little country town called Dalby, which is three hours inland,’ Margot revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2014, shortly after her breakthrough Hollywood role in The Wolf of Wall Street.
‘It’s very small. When I go back to Dalby, everyone’s like, “What’s been happening with you?” and I’m like, “Oh, I did a movie and stuff, what’s been happening out here?” They’re like, “We’re getting a Big W.”‘
She joked that life moves at a significantly slower pace in the small town, to the extent that getting a chain department store there was a milestone for locals.
‘For two years, all the town talked about was getting this Big W, and then it came, and then everyone would talk about how good Big W was,’ she said.
‘So for a really long time, that’s what’s been happening out at Dalby.’
Margot rose to fame in 2008 when she was cast as Donna Freedman in the axed Australian soap opera Neighbours.
Her siblings, including fellow Neighbours star Cameron Robbie, still live Down Under.
