Superstar Margot Robbie raises a glass as she celebrates Christmas

BAM Bam Bakehouse caused a stir when movie star Margot Robbie uploaded a photo of herself at the Mermaid Beach eatery this month — but wait, there’s more.

Margot Robbie is snapped raising a glass as she celebrates Christmas with a large group of family and friends. Picture: Instagram

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Gold Coast beauty Margot Robbie has been snapped celebrating Christmas with a large group of family and friends at a private residence.

Hollywood’s golden girl has been keeping a low profile since wedding her British beau Tom Ackerley last week and celebrated the holiday in a floral summer dress by Zimmerman.

Margot Robbie is snapped celebrating Christmas with a large group of family and friends. Picture: Instagram

The Eden Embroidered Tie Dress retails for $495 and is sold at Southport boutique Another Love where Margot was seen shopping earlier this year.

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BAM Bam Bakehouse caused a stir when movie star Margot Robbie uploaded a photo of herself at the Mermaid Beach eatery this month — but wait, there’s more.

Owner Ursula Watts confirmed Bam Bam also hosted part of Robbie’s hen’s party and catered an all-day party the next day with sister bakery, Paddock.

Zimmermann Eden Embroidered Tie Dress (sold at Southport's Another Love) which was worn by Margot Robbie on Christmas Day. Picture: Supplied

“Bam Bam and Paddock catered her hen’s party, being her favourite bakery in the world,” Mrs Watts said.

“She kicked off her hen’s weekend at Bam Bam on the Friday night — they did a little artisan baking course in the kitchen.

“Then the next day we catered her whole party, which was off-site, and they ate what they baked the night before as well.”

Margot Robbie at Bam Bam Bakehouse.

Mrs Watts, who owns both establishments with husband Ben, said they were “humbled” to serve Australia’s current hottest export, and the impact on their business has been hugely beneficial.

“People like Margot fly all over the world and experience things we’ll probably never experience and she still chose to have this special occasion at our little bakery,” Mrs Watts said.

“Bam Bam is pumping at the moment, our golden girl was in here and it’s let us tap into a whole new market of people who didn’t know about us. It’s been hectic but good.”

Despite the craziness, fans of the Watts’ work will be delighted to hear they have opened a third permanent site at Tallebudgera, Paddock Pop Up, after recently upgrading from a temporary horse cart.

The owners of Bam Bam and Paddock have opened a new cafe at Tallebudgera, just doing coffee, pastries, acai bowls etc . Blake Watts, 13, from Paddock at Tallebudgera Creek. Picture: Jerad Williams

“The Tallebudgera spot just started as a little horse float, serving our coffees and muffins and things,” she said.

“Now we’ve moved under the Neptune building, facing the water. It’s the most incredible spot.

“I’m thinking the theme will be kiosk food done well, a little bit of nostalgia of all those yummy things you’d get from the beach kiosk when you were a kid.”

Mrs Watts said the new Paddock Pop Up will soon be renovated to take over even more of the Neptune building in the new year.

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Originally published as Superstar Margot Robbie raises a glass as she celebrates Christmas