Margot Robbie and Jay Hernandez reunite to celebrate Suicide Squad co-star Cara Delevingne's birthday
The A-list duo was spotted arriving at Chateau Marmont, one of Hollywood's most exclusive venues, for an advance celebration ahead of Cara's 33rd birthday on August 12.
Margot, 35, looked effortlessly chic in a stylish halter neck crop top paired with baggy black trousers and open-toed heels.
The Barbie star wore her blonde hair in soft waves around her shoulders and completed the ensemble with a sleek black designer handbag.
Walking closely beside her was Jay Hernandez, 47, who played El Diablo in the 2016 DC film.
The actor cut a dapper figure in a black button-up dress shirt, teamed with dark jeans and sneakers.
The pair appeared to be in high spirits as they entered the venue together arm-in-arm, smiling and chatting as they joined the festivities.
Margot is one of Australia's most renowned actresses and after getting her big break on Neighbours in 2008, she soared to fame in Hollywood blockbusters, including The Wolf of Wall Street and Barbie.
It comes as Margot and her film producer husband Tom Ackerley have been settling into parenthood after welcoming a son in October.
Margot's pregnancy was made public in July and the couple enjoyed a romantic 'babymoon' to Sardinia, Italy, at the end of August last year.
Tom and Margot first met in 2013 while working on Suite Française, where he was an assistant director, and she was in front of the camera.
They cemented their relationship after moving in together with other friends in a four bed house in Clapham, South London, which according to Margot was the 'best days of my life'.
The couple later tied the knot in 2016 and have been going strong ever since.
They also have a working relationship and are both co-producers on a number of projects, including Hulu's Dollface, through their production company LuckyChap Entertainment.
'I was the ultimate single gal. The idea of relationships made me want to vomit,' Margot told Vogue in 2016.
'And then this crept up on me. We were friends for so long. I was always in love with him,' she said.
'But I thought, "Oh, he would never love me back. Don't make it weird."
'Don't be stupid and tell him that you like him.
'And then it happened, and I was like, of course we're together. This makes so much sense, the way nothing has ever made sense before.'
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