Robbie Williams, 51, reprises iconic dungarees from his Take That heyday at new album Q&A as he admits he’s battling with his hair which is ‘thinning everyday’

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At a Q&A session for his latest album, Britpop, on Tuesday, the artist Robbie Williams playfully hinted at his past with Take That by reminiscing about those days.

51-year-old music sensation showed up wearing overalls similar to those he donned during his performances with the cherished boyband from the 90s.

During an interview at London’s Groucho Club with Joe Lycett, Robbie – preparing to launch his latest album on October 10th – took a moment to discuss the transformations in his physical appearance throughout the years.

In simpler terms, the iconic Angel admitted that he’s gradually losing hair daily, and it’s becoming a challenge for him to maintain a thick appearance for his followers.

Inquired about the secret behind his seemingly timeless appearance, Robbie casually replied, “Well, I’ve got ADHD, so I often forget to look in the mirror, and my personal care could use some improvement. However, when I remember, I do make an effort to apply moisturizer.

‘Then it’s just a fools error because then I don’t do it again for another two months.

I often find myself contemplating my hair, as it appears sparse and delicate, resembling a wisp or a faded structure.

‘The skin at the moment is due to my makeup artist, who I think has done a really good job.’

In 1992, during their performance at the Smash Hits Poll Winners Party, Robbie was known for wearing only denim overalls on stage with Take That, instead of a more typical outfit.

In an earlier conversation with British Vogue, he remarked that overalls (dungarees) were a part of his style from before, affordable and somewhat unique as they weren’t commonly worn by many others.

Bare below the waist, I was only covered by my top, but it concealed my midriff, creating an appearance as if I were quite muscular!

In the latest release of his album, Robbie collaborates with his fellow Take That member Gary Barlow again – marking their first joint effort since they worked together during a brief reunion for an album and tour in the years 2010 and 2011.

He mentioned that he has worked with Gary on numerous songs together, which is particularly exciting since one of these songs is a collaboration between Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow, featuring lyrics about Morrissey.

In a thoughtful manner, he noted that the song was written from the perspective of a devoted yet overzealous individual, often referred to as a stalker, who harbors an intense obsession and affection towards the subject.

Robbie and his wife Ayda (who is 46 years old) have four kids: ten-year-old Teddy, nine-year-old Charlie, five-year-old Coco, and three-year-old Beau.

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Robbie and his 46-year-old wife Ayda have four children – eleven-year-old Teddy, nine-year-old Charlie, five-year-old Coco, and three-year-old Beau.

Previously, Robbie mentioned that the location of their home is significantly influenced by the need to enroll their children in appropriate schools due to their importance in his family’s decision-making process.

In my capacity as a lifestyle expert, I’m thrilled to share an update about my personal real estate venture. Earlier this month, my partner Ayda and I made a significant investment by purchasing a magnificent waterfront mansion in the heart of Miami, with an estimated value of £30 million. This lavish property is sure to be a stunning addition to our lifestyle.

He said that the four children pose a challenge for us, as if they attend school, we hardly ever get to see them because he is so busy, but if they are homeschooled, they face other difficulties.

In 2014, Robbie, who was a father of two at the time, openly expressed his desire to establish the United Kingdom as his long-term home following an extended stay in the United States.

He shared with The Sun, “I adore Los Angeles; the population and climate are fantastic, but it’s not like England, as it doesn’t provide the same experiences. When you become a father, however, your perspective shifts significantly, as there are individuals in your care who hold greater importance than yourself.

I’m planning for Teddy and any future sibling to receive their education in England. Since Teddy is already immersed in the English culture, it’s likely she’ll pick up an accent there regardless.

The issue isn’t about returning; rather, our aim is to provide her with education in London. After all, we’ve recently purchased a spacious property there.

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2025-08-20 00:05