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It turns out that a lot of famous people have names that are a bit more difficult to pronounce correctly than we thought. Coming off the news that it turns out most of us have been pronouncing Rihanna’s name wrong this whole time, it’s now come to our attention that we’ve all been getting Margot Robbie’s name wrong too. The actress says she loves hearing her name spoken in her native Australia because in America we do it differently.<br/><br/>Speaking on Australia's \
It turns out that a lot of famous people have names that are a bit more difficult to pronounce correctly than we thought. Coming off the news that it turns out most of us have been pronouncing Rihanna’s name wrong this whole time, it’s now come to our attention that we’ve all been getting Margot Robbie’s name wrong too. The actress says she loves hearing her name spoken in her native Australia because in America we do it differently.<br/><br/>Speaking on Australia's \
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