The original headline for this original story was something along the lines of "Margot Robbie Discusses Shock Health Confession"
This is what she's talking about...
"Margot Robbie has opened up about experiencing imposter syndrome in Hollywood, fearing her film career could be 'taken away' at any moment."
Yep. "Impostor syndrome". And I'm still not convinced that's even a real thing.
That was the big shocking health diagnosis.
The internet has gotten so bad that straight up lies are now used to get people to click on stories. Much like the "WHICHEVER CELEBRITY NUDE" headlines I use to trick people that are Googling those words to click on my stories. The writers/website don't even pretend to be even remotely accurate anymore. A few years ago, a headline that was only kind of misleading or maybe that had some words that were taken out of context a little was good enough to get people to excitedly click the story.
But now? They just straight up lie. They could have just as easily said "Margot Robbie Adopts a Pet Zebra" and been just as accurate in their reporting.
I've already written about Margot Robbie a bunch of times. And looking back now most of them aren't good. Which seems odd considering how hot she is. Maybe it's because she's Australian.
I saw Once Upon a Time in Hollywood but that's about it. I never saw Wolf of Wall Street, I'll never watch Barbie, and she'll never be as hot as Jaime Pressly.
I looked for five minutes for a picture to use in the header and they all - basically every single one of them - looked exactly like really good high school yearbook photos. I don't know what that means but it seems like it wouldn't be a good thing. It feels fake. Just like the headline they used to get you to read about her