This Barbie Is Now A Mom! Margot Robbie-Tom Ackley Welcome Baby Boy

Margot Robbie and her husband, film producer Tom Ackerley had their first child-- a baby boy-- a source close to the couple told PEOPLE. The Barbie star's pregnancy news broke out in July 2024 after photos of her vacationing in Italy surfaced, sparking speculation about a baby bump. The couple has yet to officially confirm the baby's birth. Robbie and Ackerley got married in 2016 in an intimate ceremony in Australia's Byron Bay.

Margot Robbie & Tom Ackerley's Babymoon

In July, Robbie was seen vacationing in Italy, dressed in a white crop top that revealed her baby bump. She paired it with a stylish oversized blazer and black low-rise pants. Robbie completed her look with a cream purse and gold earrings. Her husband, Tom Ackerley, kept it casual with a beige shirt and brown pants. He was seen taking care of his reportedly pregnant wife as they boarded a yacht, enjoying a scenic boat ride together.

Robbie and Ackerley, both 34, first crossed paths in 2013 on the set of the World War II drama Suite Française, where he worked as an assistant director and she was an actor. Their relationship blossomed into romance, and they got married in December 2016 in a private ceremony in Australia's Byron Bay. Interestingly, they never publicly announced their engagement before their wedding.

The couple has always kept their relationship private. In a 2016 Vogue interview, Robbie described their relationship as a happy surprise, playfully calling Ackerley "the best-looking guy in London." 

Initially, Robbie and Ackerley were friends and collaborated on founding the production company LuckyChap. They form a four-person production team with Robbie's childhood friends Sophia Kerr and Josey McNamara. LuckyChap has produced several successful films and television series, including I Tonya, Birds of Prey, and Barbie, all of which feature Robbie in starring roles.

Margot Robbie is known for her roles in movies like Suicide Squad and Barbie, and Tom Ackerley has kept a low profile despite his successful career as a film producer.