It’s been a few years since rumors of a romance between Margot Robbie and Alexander Skarsgård first surfaced, but fans are still curious about whether the two were ever more than just co-stars and friends. The actors first sparked speculation about a possible love affair in 2015, when they were seen getting cozy at the Sundance Film Festival. Reports at the time suggested that the two were holding hands and even kissing at one point.
However, it wasn’t until the pair worked together on the 2016 film “The Legend of Tarzan” that rumors of a romance really started to heat up. Despite the fact that Robbie punched Skarsgård during filming (it was all in good fun, apparently), the two seemed to have a strong connection both on and off set. Skarsgård even invited Robbie over for dinner before they started filming, and the two hit it off immediately.
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But were they really more than just friends? While the two certainly exhibited couple-like behavior on the red carpet, with Skarsgård adjusting Robbie’s outfit and putting his arm around her, they never confirmed a relationship and both were in relationships with other people at the time.
So what’s the truth? It seems that the rumors of a romance may have been just that – rumors. In an interview with Chicago Sun-Times, Robbie spoke about her chemistry with Skarsgård, saying, “I immediately felt like I was talking to one of my best girlfriends.” While the two clearly had a strong bond, it seems that it was more of a platonic connection than a romantic one.
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Of course, that hasn’t stopped fans from speculating about the possibility of a future romance between the two. Both actors are currently single, and many fans are hoping that they might rekindle their friendship and take things to the next level. Only time will tell whether Margot Robbie and Alexander Skarsgård will ever become more than just friends, but for now, it seems that they’re content to keep things platonic.
