Hollywood A-list star Margot Robbie rose to international fame with her breakout role in *The Wolf of Wall Street*, directed by Martin Scorsese. Portraying Naomi Lapaglia, the seductive second wife of Leonardo DiCaprio’s character, Jordan Belfort, Robbie captivated audiences with her bold performance. One of the film’s most iconic scenes features her confronting Belfort, showcasing her power in their turbulent marriage. Her portrayal included memorable moments of seduction, which garnered significant attention.

Robbie’s compelling performance even caught the eye of Playboy Magazine’s creator, Hugh Hefner, who personally approached her with a lucrative offer to model for the publication. However, she declined the proposal, citing her concerns about the appropriateness of such nudity for her family to witness. While she doesn’t regret her on-screen nudity for the role, she considered Hefner’s offer to be in poor taste.

Robbie expressed her views on nudity, stating, “I think nudity for the sake of nudity is shameful. If it’s included just to have a girl take her top off, then that’s disgusting. And choreographing someone to be covered up irritates me just as much.” Her perspective highlights her commitment to meaningful portrayals in her work.