Margot Robbie, Lara Worthington and fellow Aussies reunite with Phoebe Tonkin
It was a glamorous Aussie reunion in New York City as some of Australia's biggest stars including Margot Robbie and Lara Worthington gathered to celebrate actor Phoebe Tonkin ahead of her wedding.
Tonkin, 35, who rose to global fame with The Vampire Diaries, is preparing to tie the knot with art dealer Bernard Lagrange.
The couple announced their engagement in October 2024.
In true celebratory style, Tonkin marked the occasion on Sunday with a star-studded gathering of Australia's golden girls Margot Robbie, Samara Weaving, Teresa Palmer, Bella Heathcote, Jessica McNamee and Lara Worthington.
the bride-to-be and her guests shared glimpses of festivities filled with laughter, flowing drinks, and glamorous outfits on Instagram.
The party also welcomed other high-profile guests like Annabelle Wallis, Maya Ford, Nesta Cooper, and Eliza González, who were seen enjoying the festivities around a table.
Robbie and Wallis even posed for playful snaps in sunglasses.
Though Tonkin has yet to share the exact date of her wedding, the celebration suggests the big day is around the corner.
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