Robbie Williams admits British ‘banter’ leaves wife less than impressed

Robbie Williams and his daughter are "scared" of a ghost in their UK home. The 'Angels' hitmaker - who has previously claimed to have spoken with spirits and been visited by aliens - switched seven-year-old Teddy's bedroom in his and wife Ayda Field's £9 million abode in Wiltshire because he found the room creepy and the youngster was terrified of the space.

Robbie Williams said he was threatened with being beheaded while working for a charity in Haiti following the 2010 earthquake.

Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda Field were threatened with being beheaded during a charity trip to Haiti in 2010.The former Take That star and actress Ayda travelled to the country following a devastating 2010 earthquake, but were left fearing for their lives when they were ambushed by bandits during the four-day trip.Speaking on his Postcards from the Edge podcast, Robbie said: “I got threatened to be beheaded in Haiti. We were going out there to help.

Robbie Williams has revealed that he and wife Ayda Field were threatened with being beheaded while doing charity work in Haiti.The singer visited the Caribbean country with Unicef after the 2010 earthquake which left  an estimated 250,000 dead and 1.5 million people without homes.Recalling the scary incident on Field’s Postcards from the Edge podcast, Williams said: ‘I got threatened to be beheaded in Haiti.

Ayda Field told how they were left terrified during their four-day trip to Haiti as they feared for their life.Speaking on his podcast, Postcards from the Edge, the singer revealed: ‘I got threatened to be beheaded in Haiti.

Robbie Williams and Ayda Field have very talented children, and that was clear to see on Monday, as the proud mother-of-four shared a short video of her eldest daughter Teddy playing the piano in her husband's home music studio. WATCH Teddy play her father's pianoTaking to Instagram, Ayda captioned the clip: "@robbiewilliams #makesmehappy AWxx." In the video, the seven-year-old can be seen sitting on the piano stool, wearing a colourful summer dress whilst barefoot and calmly playing a

Robbie Williams has revealed his battle with his weight gain came after he visited the supermarket while high on drugs.The Let Me Entertain You singer, 46, said he became “morbidly obese” after he first quit Take That in 1995 and his life changed. And, around 25 years after quitting the band which made him famous, Robbie has looked back on his weight gain and drug use.

© Provided by Evening Standard Williams grappled with the discredited theory in a new interview (Getty Images) Robbie Williams’ latest comments on the debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory have caused consternation online. The bizarre theory, which gained traction online during the 2016 US presidential election, claims that high-ranking members of the Democratic Party were involved in a human trafficking ring linked to a pizza restaurant in Washington DC.

Robbie Williams has bizarrely suggested that the Pizzagate conspiracy theory hasn’t been properly debunked.The singer was interviewed by journalist Anna Brees, with a trailer for the second part seemingly showing the moment in which Williams discusses the conspiracy theory – which falsely alleged that Democrat Party officials and US restaurants were involved in a human trafficking and child sex ring.It was widely debunked in the run-up to the 2016 Presidential Election, but Williams appears to

‘Like in the US, everyone on soaps is wealthy and beautiful and lives in mansions – I mean they kill each other, and they have affairs with each other but here they seem, for lack of a better word, a little more down-trodden.