Margot Robbie visited the children's ward at Toowoomba Hospital in Queensland, bringing smiles and laughter to young patients. The actress, known for her role in "Barbie," surprised children by singing a rendition of Aqua's hit song "Barbie Girl." Footage shared on social media showed Robbie, 35, adopting a deep, humorous voice to sing the song's iconic line, "Come on Barbie, let's go party!"
During her visit, Robbie also participated in games, posed for selfies with patients, and met a newborn baby. She expressed her admiration for the hospital staff, stating that their work is "so important."
The visit comes after a busy period for Robbie, which included becoming a new mother and the global success of her film "Barbie." The actress also recently clarified a persistent misconception about her birthplace, correcting reports that she was born in Dalby. Robbie revealed that she was actually born on the Gold Coast, though she spent a significant part of her childhood in Dalby.
Robbie first rose to prominence in 2008 for her role in the Australian soap opera "Neighbours." Her siblings, including actor Cameron Robbie, continue to reside in Australia.