Robbie Williams ‘moves to the Bahamas as he expands £100m property empire’

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Pop star Robbie Williams is said to have relocated to the Bahamas after purchasing a lavish mansion worth millions in the Caribbean.

The singer, age 51, has reportedly grown his real estate holdings to over £100 million with his newest acquisition. This comes after he and his wife, Ayda Field, have been successfully buying and selling properties for the past three years.

According to a source, Robbie Williams intends to divide his time among three locations: the Bahamas, Miami, and his home in London’s Holland Park.

Robbie has officially updated the paperwork for his three businesses to show the Bahamas as his primary place of residence.

Robbie Williams’ company, You’re Not Famous LLP, which handles income from his concerts, has reported over £90 million in revenue in the past two years.

The hitmaker has also moved his other firms Williams Godrich and RPW Holdings to the Bahamas. 

Daily Mail has contacted representatives of Robbie Williams for comment.  

Last August, reports surfaced that Robbie purchased a new, luxurious waterfront mansion in Miami for around £30 million.

This stunning house features seven bedrooms, enough garage space for eighteen cars, a wine cellar, and a private dock right on the water.

He didn’t just pay £30 million for the property; he also spent an additional £4 million on things like furniture, renovations, and other improvements to create his ideal family home.

He recently sold his Los Angeles mansion for £51.6 million (about $65 million), earning a profit of £12.3 million in just over two years.

He hired Miami property developer Manny Angelo Varas to extend and perfect the home.

I’m so excited to hear they’re starting completely from scratch! He’s moving in right away to the current house, and they’re planning a major rebuild, adding between 2,500 and 3,500 square feet of space. It’s going to be amazing!

We’re designing versatile spaces that can serve as a recording studio and be used for many other purposes.

‘So he’s able to work from home when he’s not on tour.’

He bought the home from Real Housewives of Miami star Dr Nicole Martin and husband Anthony Lopez.

Robbie sold his LA home last year.

By selling the property, the British singer appeared to be ending her 18-year connection with Hollywood.

In March 2022, he bought a large estate in the exclusive Holmby Hills neighborhood for £39.3 million. The property spans 1.95 acres.

This sprawling estate includes three houses combined into one property, offering 18,900 square feet of living space. It features eight bedrooms, eleven bathrooms, a pool, a tennis court, and a massive garage with room for fifteen cars.

Known as the ‘Funny Girl’ Estate, this property was built in 1938 for the famous comedian Fanny Brice.

She was famously played by Barbara Streisand in a Broadway musical based on her life

The actress who inspired the musical Funny Girl lived at the Faring Estate until her death in 1951.

In the past two years, Robbie has sold four properties, and now only owns his London home, which is worth £17.5 million.

Robbie and Ayda, both 46, are parents to four children: 11-year-old Teddy, 9-year-old Charlie, 5-year-old Coco, and 3-year-old Beau.

Robbie has shared that his children’s schooling is a major consideration when choosing where to live, as he wants to find a location with good schools for them.

He described his four children as a constant challenge, like a puzzle he’s always trying to solve. When they go to traditional school, he’s too busy with work to be present for them. But when he homeschools them, new difficulties arise.

In 2014, Robbie, a father of two at the time, shared that he wanted to settle down permanently in the UK after living in the US for a while.

He shared with The Sun that while he enjoys Los Angeles – he loves the people and the climate – it doesn’t feel like home. He also explained that becoming a father has shifted his priorities, as his family is now his main focus.

I’d like both my daughter, Teddy, and the new baby to go to school in England. Teddy already lives around English speakers, so she’s likely to pick up an English accent regardless.

The main thing is that we want our daughter to go to school in London. We’ve recently purchased a large house, so we definitely plan to return there!

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2026-01-14 04:19