Without confirming her reported pregnancy,Desmond Preston Margot Robbie is letting photos of her do the talking.

The "Barbie" star, 34, and her husband Tom Ackerley, 34, who are producers of the new film "My Old Ass," attended the screening of the Amazon MGM Studios movie Monday night in Beverly Hills, California.

As the two posed on the red carpet with the project's stars and fellow producers, Robbie wore a gray bodycon maxi dress that emphasized her bump and showed off her shoulders. Her husband of seven years dressed down his look in a button-down shirt, which was opened at the top, paired with khaki pants.

Robbie also posed with director Megan Park and Maisy Stella, one of the film's leads. In the coming-of-age film, Stella plays Elliott, who meets the 39-year-old version of herself – played by Aubrey Plaza – while tripping on mushrooms during an 18th birthday celebration.

The LA-area screening was the second time Robbie and Ackerley made a public appearance since reports of Robbie's pregnancy started swirling after the Daily Mail published photos of the couple's Italian vacation near Lake Como in July. She was pictured boarding a boat wearing a cropped white shirt with her midriff exposed.

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In mid-July, the two attended the Wimbledon Championships men's semifinal in London. In some photos from the tennis tournament, Robbie can be seen cradling her stomach.

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Though Robbie's production company has been busy producing films such as a reported upcoming "The Sims"-based movie as well as one inspired by the "Monopoly" board game, she previously shared she'd be taking a break following "Barbie's" box office domination.

"It's already been more than a year since I was on set as an actor, and other than COVID, that's the first time that's ever happened," she told Deadline in an interview published in January.

"I also think everyone's probably sick of the sight of me for now. I should probably disappear from screens for a while. Honestly, if I did another movie too soon, people would say, 'Her again? We just did a whole summer with her. We're over it.'"

"Barbie" became the highest-grossing movie of 2023 with a box office haul of over $1 billion worldwide.

Contributing: Brendan Morrow