Robbie Williams 'unrecognisable' as he sports a new look at Soccer Aid - and fans are swooning

Ayda Field has taken to Instagram with a new video, showing her nailing a headstand. It was filmed in the living room of the home she shares with husband Robbie Williams and their children Teddy, Charlie, Coco and Beau in Los Angeles, and after suffering with "an injury", it marks a big achievement for Ayda.She captioned the clip: "After an injury, it always takes a little bit of extra motivation and fearlessness to re-embrace the gym.

Robbie Williams' wife Ayda Field has shared a glimpse inside their daughter's amazing birthday celebrations.The pair share four children together, but this time around their sweet daughter Teddy was celebrating her special day.The bash was aptly named 'Tedchella,' and Ayda, 42, posted a snap of a large sign which read: "Welcome to Tedchella 2021." Above the sign was a huge balloon arch for Teddy's special day as she turned nine years old.

final social media post was a clip of fellow New Yorker Tracy Morgan passionately urging friends and fans “Don’t cry for me” while talking about surviving a fatal limousine wreck in 2014.Williams, 54, posted the clip on Aug.

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Mark Wright has been pictured with his charity football match players getting their practice in for their yearly match. Soccer Aid returns on Saturday, which will see former professionals against the stars in a charity football match at Manchester City's Etihad Stadium.The football match - created by Robbie Williams in 2006 - continues to raise money for Unicef, with collecting over £47million since it began.

Wayne Rooney for this year’s squad. Set up by singer and football fanatic Robbie Williams back in 2006, the charity match is organised in aid of UNICEF The event sees professionals and celebrities competing alongside one another in an 11-a-side match between England and a team representing the rest of the world.

Game of Thrones ended two years ago now, and Maisie Williams has very much moved on from her previous role as Arya Stark. With filming for a new era of Thrones officially under way, Maisie did her bit to put the battles and bloodshed of the Seven Kingdoms behind her at yesterday's (September 1) GQ Awards.

former cricketer presented Sunday's show as eight celebrities took on a cycling challenge across Yorkshire to raise funds for Unicef. The celebrities were split into an England and Rest of the World team - as they raced across the hilly Yorkshire countryside under the guidance of legendary Olympian Bradley Wiggins.