This Barbie proves she’s just like one of us. Just weeks after starring as the iconic doll took in over $1 billion at the box office, Margot Robbie is enjoying a very sober outing in Greece, where she was spotted on the PDA with her husband after packing her own PDA. Barbie pink steps off a busy public ferry.
Robbie — who was reportedly paid $50 million for her role in Barbie — was photographed interacting in a very loving way with her producer husband, Tom Ackerley, during a well-deserved break in exclusive footage obtained by DailyMail.com.
The 33-year-old actress showed off her side-boobs in a high-cut, low-back white-hot bathing suit — which appeared to belong to Norma Kamali and cost $150 — as she and Ackerley waded into the water off the island of Sifnos. .
At one point, her boyfriend, also 33, pulled her in for a passionate kiss as he grabbed the back of her head with both hands while her arms were around his neck.
Stunning: Margot Robbie showed off her sensational body in a white bathing suit while on vacation with her husband in Greece
The 33-year-old actress is having a blockbuster summer after her movie Barbie made more than $1 billion at the box office
PDA Warning! Robbie was photographed sharing a kiss with her producer husband, Tom Ackerley, also 33
Robbie showed off her sensational body with her hair down and adorned with a chunky gold necklace and some bracelets, as the couple enjoyed a swim in the ocean.
Her husband was prepared for more than just a quick splash in the water, donning goggles and a swim cap.
To cover herself from the water, the Suicide Squad star, originally from Australia, practiced sun safety by wearing a big floppy hat, sunglasses and a simple white dress.
She was seen wrapping a towel around her body and carrying an orange beach bag.
She traversed the rocky terrain on her feet wearing a pair of simple white flip flops that matched her bathing suit.
In other photos, Margot was seen arriving at the island on a ferry full of other holidaymakers and, proving that fame had not changed her, she dragged her own pink suitcase from the ship to dry land, along with hordes of others.
Her travel attire consisted of a T-shirt that appeared to be from the Saint Michael brand, which retailed for $370, and cycling shorts—topped off with a pair of chunky sneakers.
Ackerley was equally casually dressed as they stepped off the ferry, wearing a pink baseball cap, gray T-shirt, beige shorts, and a pair of flip flops.
Robbie is seen drying off with a towel in the shade after a quick swim in the ocean
The 33-year-old actress showed off her side breasts in a high-cut, white-hot low-back bathing suit as she and Ackerley waded into the water off Sifnos Island
She had her hair down and adorned with a chunky gold necklace and some bracelets as the couple enjoyed a dip in the ocean.
The actress and producer enjoyed some time off to soak up the European sun on a well-deserved vacation
Robbie seemed to want to take a quick dip, but her husband was ready to stretch his legs in the water
Ackerley donned goggles and a swimming cap as he prepared for a dive off the coast of Sifnos Island
Beach Barbie! She and Ackerley founded production company LuckyChap Entertainment, with friends Josey McNamara and Sophia Kerr, who were behind the hit movie
It is unclear where the couple traveled from. But travelers can take a public ferry from Athens to Sifnos for about $70, a journey that takes about two and a half hours.
Robbie’s European vacation comes after she will reportedly earn $50 million in salary and bonuses from Barbie, in which she played the titular character in the Greta Gerwig-directed project.
She goes home with the huge salary, after also producing the film through her production company LuckyChap Entertainment. Variety reported earlier this month, citing three individuals with knowledge of her deal.
LuckyChap – which Robbie founded in 2014 with Ackerley and friends Josey McNamara and Sophia Kerr – also produced Promising Young Woman, Birds Of Prey and the Maid series.
Gerwig is also likely to receive bonuses due to Barbie’s incredible success.
The filmmaker made history, flying over $1 billion in box office grosses worldwide, becoming the first film directed exclusively by a woman.
Robbie’s European vacation comes after she will reportedly earn $50 million in salary and bonuses from Barbie
Robbie begins to slide out of the water after filling the water (left) and is then seen extending her hands to balance herself as she traverses the rocky terrain (right)
She successfully navigated up the ramp and walked in the shadows to her beach bag
Just like us! The actress dragged her own luggage off the ferry when the couple arrived at their destination
Robbie, in the center of the picture, with hordes of people coming off the ferry at Sifnos Island, proving fame hasn’t changed her
Ackerley with the assist! Her husband was there to help carry the load as he packed one of her bags
Based on the beloved Mattel character, the film is co-written by the director along with longtime partner Noah Baumbach.
A total of 53 films in the medium’s history have entered the multi-billion dollar category, with studio representatives coining the term “Barbillion” as the latest addition to the list.
While both Frozen movies and Captain Marvel were co-directed by a woman and a man, Barbie becomes the highest-grossing film directed exclusively by a woman.
It passed $400 million domestically and $500 million internationally faster than any other film at the studio, including the Harry Potter films.
“As distribution chiefs, it’s not often we’re left speechless by a movie’s performance, but Barbillion has blown even our most optimistic predictions out of the water,” said Jeff Goldstein and Andrew Cripps, who oversee domestic and international distribution for Warner Bros. in a joint statement.
Barbie is now the largest directed by a single woman, replacing Wonder Woman’s worldwide total of $821.8 million.
Three films co-directed by women are still ahead of Barbie, including Frozen ($1.3 billion) and Frozen 2 ($1.45 billion), both co-directed by Jennifer Lee. and Captain Marvel ($1.1 billion), co-directed by Anna Boden.
But Barbie has surpassed Captain Marvel domestically with $459.4 million (vs. $426.8 million), claiming the North American record for live-action movies directed by women.