Margot Robbie and Cara Delevingne were allegedly involved in a “punch-up” that led to the arrest and subsequent court appearance of two filmmakers.
When a photographer attempted to snap their picture at 3am on Sunday at the Patagonia Sur restaurant in the La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires, actress Robbie, 32, and supermodel Delevigne, 30, were attacked.
Josey McNamara, a film producer and Robbie’s business partner, and key grip Jac Hopkins were the guys engaged in a fight with the photographer, who is alleged to have ended up on the ground bleeding with a broken arm, according to “The Sun” article on Sunday night.
It said that Robbie and Delevingne escaped the scene, but the two Britons were detained and escorted to a police station for interrogation.
The incident occurred when pals Robbie and Delevingne attempted to enter an Uber, according to “TMZ” on Sunday.
According to the complaint, “a pap rushed the women as they were getting into the vehicle… According to our sources, the incident startled the driver, who then drove off with Delevingne completely inside and Robbie half inside and half out.
The photographer, identified as Pedro Alberto Orquera by “The Sun,” was transported to the hospital after witnesses contacted 911, where he is reportedly awaiting surgery for “severe injuries.”
According to the publication, a police report revealed McNamara and Hopkins informed detectives the photographer was “responsible for his own injuries.”
The couple reportedly appeared before judges on Sunday afternoon, according to the article.
Hopkins was a member of the cast of the next “Barbie” movie, which stars Ryan Gosling, 41, as Ken, and McNamara collaborated with Robbie on the project.
Robbie, who has a smiling face tattoo with Delevinge on her big toe, was last month seen at the model’s house after “concerning” photos of her pal were taken at the Los Angeles airport’s Van Nuys terminal after she had returned from the “Burning Man” event.