Actress Margot Robbie has been happily married to her husband, Tom Ackley, since 2016.

If anyone knows what they’re talking about when it comes to love, it’s Margot! Stick on for five gems of relationship wisdom straight from the Barbie actress.

First, don’t spend more than three weeks apart from your partner.

Long distance relationships are inevitable in some cases. Still, you should avoid spending too much time apart if you can help it.

Margot told The Telegraph via Bustle, “The most helpful thing I’ve learned from other couples in this industry is that you don’t go more than three weeks without seeing each other. Being in a long-distance relationship can be really hard when you don’t see the light at the end of the tunnel. It can mess with your head, so the three-week rule is key.”

Second, allow your Ken to find you.

According to Fandom Wire, Margot gave advice to a reporter about waiting for true love to come in the right direction.

She said, “I mean, a Ken really should find you. that’s kind of key. Key that the Ken is there looking for and supporting you. Yeah, you be to your full self and Ken will find you.”

Third, embrace the excitement of being a wife when the time comes.

According to Net-A-Porter, Margot said, “Being married is actually the most fun ever, life got way more fun somehow. I have a responsibility being someone’s wife, I want to be better.”

Whether you’re currently someone’s wife now or hope to become someone’s wife in the future, the excitement is something you should wholeheartedly embrace!

Fourth, true love shouldn’t be solely based on physical appearances.

Margot shared a precious quote on Instagram that said, “Real men don’t love the most beautiful girl in the world. They love the girl who can make their world, the most beautiful.“

The words are thoughtful, even though they didn’t come directly from Margot’s mouth. She shared them, which means she agrees with the sentiment.

Fifth and finally, put self-love into practice for healthy romantic relationships.

According to Bookey, Margot said, “Be kind to yourself and practice self-love and self-care.“

There’s nothing cliché about Margot‘s advice. Prioritizing self-love and self-care makes it easier to pursue healthy romantic connections.

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