Suki Waterhouse prank calls Robert Pattinson with new 'job offer'

Suki Waterhouse prank called fiancé Robert Pattinson as part of Elle magazine's 'phoning in' series.

The 32-year-old Daisy Jones & The Six actress dialed up her longtime love, 38, to tease that she'd gotten a job offer to host Netflix's Love Is Blind.

At the start of the call, the Twilight sensation already had a feeling he was being recorded as he asked, 'Wait, I'm not on some TV show, am I?'

Waterhouse, who welcomed a daughter with Pattinson in March, assured him, 'No, you're not on TV; you are going to be on the internet, though.' 

Yanking his chain, Suki said to her future husband, 'They were saying we could [host the show] together as well, which I thought actually could be quite good.' 

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The Batman star hilariously replied: 'Darling, have you gone mad?' 

Suki fought to hold back her laughter as she encouraged the idea.

'But don't you think it would be quite good for us? Like, it'd be great for you,' she pushed.

Robert then sincerely asked, 'Are you joking?' as the production team audibly laughed in the background.

'Is this whole thing a joke?' the perceptive actor asked again.

The actress gave up the jig at that point and admitted that she was pranking her partner, who she addressed as 'my love' and 'my angel' throughout the call.

It comes after earlier this month the longtime couple attended the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic at the Will Rogers State Historic Park.

They looked as loved up as ever as they kept close, with Waterhouse wearing a plunging, black, belted dress with a bold floral pattern throughout.

In addition to her acting career, Suki is a singer-songwriter and opened up for Taylor Swift during some of her Eras Tour stops. 

Speaking with singer Sharon Van Etten for Interview magazine, she revealed she wrote a lot of her new songs while she was pregnant.

'That was an interesting part of making this record, the physical limitation at a certain point. And my record changed so drastically in the six weeks prior to having the baby,' she explained.

The new mother added: 'I moved a studio into the living room and was doing a full day of music whilst also having my closet emptied to be the baby’s room. But I thrive off that kind of chaos.

'And I sort of loved the physical limitation of it in a way, because it really forced this extra presence with the record.'