She is Hollywood's star of the moment and you only have to look at the magazine stands in your local supermarket to see "our" Margot Robbie's ascent to the top of the showbiz tree is complete.Of course it's not all glamour shoots for Robbie, who complained to UScaused an national outcry here when her homeland was described as a nation of "throwbacks".
Now the team behind US fact checking website Gossip Cop have gotten onto the Robbie case, and their advice to you dear reader is simple: don't believe everything you read about Australia's shiniest star. In an attempt to sort the fact from the fiction, Gossip Cop released an audit of Robbie's appearances in a variety of magazines around the world.Sorting the fact from the fiction in the case of Margot Robbie has taken some serious sleuthing.If you believed all that was written about her, one would imagine former Neighbours star Robbie had morphed into a celebrity-eating diva and was constantly feuding with other stars.
On the show, the main character works at a company called Woom, but according to Gossip Cop "there’s nothing to suggest the name is a reference to Goop, and it’s unclear if the company is even a lifestyle brand".that Paltrow was fuming, while Robbie found the whole situation “funny.”In February, Gossip Cop called outfor wrongly reporting that Robbie got into a heated fight with Lady Gaga at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
However organisers of the awards show, some of them on the red carpet when the incident allegedly took place, had no recollection of the supposed incident, and Gossip Cop noted that "not a single other media outlet witnessed the alleged conflict either. That’s because it never happened."
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