Margot Robbie Diet Plan

Aussie hottie Margot Robbie began her acting career in Australia through indie movies. Her first mainstream stint there was in the soap opera Neighbours, which got her nominations. Wanting to widen the scope of her career, she left Australia for United States, where she was cast as one of the regulars on the television series Pan Am in the early 2010s, though the show was cancelled right away. Her breakthrough came in 2013 after Martin Scorsese chose her to play Leonardo DiCaprio’s mistress-turned wife Naomi in The Wolf of Wall Street. The show’s massive success secured her fame. This led to some more roles on the big screen, though her more major roles won’t be seen until 2016 with the release of Tarzan and Suicide Squad. She will play Jane Porter in the former and will portray Harley Quinn in the latter.

25-year-old Margot Robbie surprisingly looks more mature than her actual age. This is due to her unwavering sex appeal and fierce facial features. As she becomes further introduced to mainstream cinema, Margot’s stardom has already been secured. Standing at 5’6, Margot has naturally a curvy body, which she’s already showcased in The Wolf of Wall Street. Interestingly, Margot doesn’t practice any strict dieting, even when she appeared naked in the just-mentioned film, where she looked flawless.

According to the actress, she’s not into strict dieting and starving herself for days just to lose weight. She admitted in an interview that she’s not very good when it comes to following a specific diet. This is because she just can’t stay away from the foods she loves such as burgers, fries, and she even loves drinking beer. However, when she has to be in a bikini for magazine shoots or for films, she limits herself to just eating carrots for three days. As she had put it, she’s “extreme or the other”. Margot also said she’s not good when it comes to moderation and that she gets miserable when she doesn’t eat. She added: “I can’t just have a salad every day and a half a glass of wine every second day. Can’t do it.”