‘F**k!’: Margot Robbie’s response to Billie Eilish prank

Billie Eilish pranked called Margot Robbie while in the middle of an interview and put their friendship to the test for the world to see.

Billie Eilish awkwardly agreed to prank Margot Robbie during her latest interview, and the outcome proved that the Aussie might just be the nicest star in Hollywood.

For a video segment with ELLE Magazine, Eilish was asked to call several famous friends in her mobile phone’s contact list to play out a series of awkward and funny scenarios.

After thinking of a few names, Eilish landed on Aussie star Robbie as her first prank call.

Billie Eilish pranked Margot Robbie during her latest interview. Picture: YouTube.

After Robbie answered the phone she immediately began complimenting the singer-songwriter.

“First of all, your album. I’m dead, dead, dying,” gushed Robbie. “We are obsessed with it. Cannot stop listening to it. It’s unreal. We f**king listen to it all the time, we’re like ‘Let’s put Billie on.’”

Eilish then began the prank by asking the actress if she could use her house for a music video, because her location had fallen through.

“I ordinarily would say ‘f**k yeah,’ but we are packing up our house tomorrow,” replied Robbie, clearly apologetic.

Eilish then asked the star if she knew anyone else whose house she could use instead.

“What kind of vibe” asked Robbie, to which Eilish said she would need space that around “200 extras” could fit in.

Robbie had no idea she was being pranked by the pop star. Picture: Neil Mockford/GC Images.

Once the singer finally disclosed that it was a prank all along, The Suicide Squad actress replied like this: “Oh my god. No, I was racking my brain. I was like ‘F**k, I don’t know if my friends have big enough houses for this’ …

As she giggled down the phone, she added: “Prank me anytime. And if you ever have a real request like that feel free to call me.”

It comes after Eilish faced backlash from her Aussie fanbase.

Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour will hit Australia in summer 2025 and tickets recently went on-sale.

The cheapest D reserve tickets in the nosebleeds start from $129.90 in Australia and prices go all the way up to $269.90 for A reserve aisle seating.

Regular GA standing tickets will set you back a whopping $199.90.

For reference, Taylor Swift, who toured Australia earlier this, charged $40 less for nosebleed tickets.

Fans rushed to social media platforms such as Twitter and Reddit to slam Eilish for the “vile” amount she’s charging to see her live, with many questioning the huge jump from her last tour.

“I couldn’t believe the prices. I just saw Muse in the same venue last year and am seeing Foo Fighters in a few months (both HUGE bands) and the prices were about 33 per cent less,” claimed a second.

Another hit back: “Yeah ticket prices these days are ridiculous. And that’s not even starting on how much effort it takes to get a ticket in the first place.”