Robbie Williams got married to his longterm girlfriend Ayda Field at his mansion in Los Angeles. “At last, Rob is happy. That’s what you want for your kids and this is the happiest I’ve seen him,” the Take That singer’s father Pete said, according to the News of the World. “Ayda is so beautiful and so delightful and so lovely and just so right for him. They are brilliant together.” Watch an ITN report from the eve of the marriage via YouTube below.
Take That have announced Robbie Williams is rejoining the boy band 15 years after leaving them to embark on his successful solo career. Williams, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen are expected to release a new album in November.
“Getting the five of us to be in a room together, although always a dream, never actually seemed like becoming a reality,” Owen said in a statement. “Now the reality of the five of us making a record together feels like a dream. It’s been an absolute delight spending time with Rob again.”
Williams added: “I get embarrassingly excited when the five of us are in a room. It feels like coming home.”
Watch a report from ITN about the news via YouTube below.
Robbie Williams’ fiance Ayda Field has moved out of Los Angeles home they share after tiring of the pop star’s obesssion with the World Cup. Ayda is instead staying with her mother Gwen until the global soccer tournament calms down. “Robbie’s wife-to-be decided she could not take any more after three days of football,” a source told The Sun. “She has moved out of his mansion and gone back to live with her mum until the World Cup is over. Ayda said she just has to get some peace. Robbie was away but he still talked non-stop about the games.”
Watch an ITN report about the gossip below.
Caudwell Children (caudwellchildren.com) is celebrating 10 years with the addition of new ambassador Robbie Williams. The British pop star will join Rod Stewart, Joan Collins and Elizabeth Hurley as one of the charity’s ‘Goodwill Ambassadors’.
Founded by entrepreneur-turned-philanthropist John Caudwell, the charity provides direct donations of life-changing equipment, treatments and therapy to sick and disable children living within the UK. Since being founded in 2000 the Charity has donated over $16 million and helped change the lives of thousands of children across the UK.
“I have known and admired John Caudwell for a long time,” Robbie said in a press release, “He’s a top man. I hugely respect his enthusiasm and commitment to the charity, Caudwell Children, and it is my pleasure to become a Goodwill Ambassador.”
Ahead of his performance at Heart Radio’s Love Music Live event in London a few weeks ago, Robbie Williams chatted with Heart presenter, and Soccer Aid regular, Jamie Theakston. The singer talked about feeling good and relaxed back in Britain, Mark Owen not needing any love advice from him, not getting married anytime soon to Ida – who was in the studio, not having a plan for the intimate show, and doing the “you sing” to the crowd when he forgets the lyrics. Listen to the interview below.
Robbie Williams is under pressure to hit the road in suport of his latest album ‘Reality Killed the Video Star’ beginning in November, but the British pop star is aprehensive about signing on for the trek. “Tempers are fraying because Robbie is non-commital at the moment,” a source told The Sun. “He’s made no secret that he doesn’t want to tour this time round but his management firm, IE Management, are keen to get him out after such a successful comeback. He is beginning to come round to the idea but is still unsure. People are becoming restless.”
Robbie Williams rocked Echo awards in Berlin, telling the German audience “Ich bin ein Berliner” picking up the best international pop artist, while Rihanna danced with randy robots. Watch a report from from ITN at blinkx.com.
British pop superstar Robbie Williams, fresh off winning the lifetime achievement award at the Brit Awards, was spotted walking his pet dog around his Sherman Oaks neighborhood on Sunday (February 21).
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Robbie Williams is out with the video to his new charity single ‘Morning Sun’, official Sport Relief single. The song is the opening track off the British pop singer’s eighth solo studio album ‘Reality Killed the Video Star’, out now on Virgin Records. Watch Robbie rocket out of space on an intergalactic voyage through the stars in the Vaughan Arnell directed video below.
A documentary video of the devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti and the making of the Helping Haiti single ‘Everybody Hurts’ has been posted online. Contributing on the charity release produced by Simon Cowell are Leona Lewis, Rod Stewart, Mika, James Blunt, Jon Bon Jovi, Mariah Carey, Cheryl Cole of Girls Aloud, Alexandra Burke, Miley Cyrus, James Morrison, Kylie Minogue, Westlife, Robbie Williams, Take That, Susan Boyle, Michael Buble, Joe McElderry, and JLS. Watch it via YouTube below.