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Robbie Williams ‘nominated for a knighthood’ after donating incredible amount to charities

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As a devoted admirer, I’m thrilled to share that I’ve allegedly been nominated for knighthood, following my substantial contributions to various charitable organizations.

Based on The Sun’s report, the renowned singer, aged 51, has been proposed for the honor. This recognition is due to their extensive contributions to music and charitable activities over the years.

The responsibility for deciding on a shortlist of recommendations now falls upon the Honors Committee. They will forward these suggestions to the Prime Minister, who will then give his approval (or not) in the final step.

Last year, Robbie generously contributed a staggering £250,000 on his own, and played a crucial role in the establishment of Soccer Aid. Since its inaugural match in 2006, this event has managed to raise more than £121 million for Unicef UK.

In 2023, he achieved a remarkable milestone by tying The Beatles’ record for the most UK No. 1 albums, as his fifteenth chart-topping album, “Better Man,” made history in the British charts.

A semi-autobiographical film, directed by Michael Gracey, chronicles the soaring stardom of a member in the band Take That, along with their tumultuous downfall. The story delves into the individual’s struggle against inner turmoil and the hurdles that come with success.

Robbie strongly advocates for increased attention towards mental health issues in the music industry, arguing that a group of caring and sympathetic artists should come together to address this concern. He asserts that numerous young musicians struggle and may not survive their careers, based on his own experiences.

Scott Mills, on Radio 2, expressed his support for knighthood for Robbie Williams, stating confidently, “In my opinion, he deserves to be knighted, absolutely, solely based on his remarkable contributions to the music industry.

The DJ commented: “He truly earned it. His work in music is just one aspect; he’s also been brave enough to battle his personal struggles publicly, and he triumphantly emerged.

‘He should be acknowledged for his honesty and bravery. He really is a role model.’

TopMob has contacted Robbie’s representative for comment.  

In the past, Robbie has been candid about his struggles with mental health issues, which include a long-standing fight against depression and anxiety.

In his 2023 Netflix documentary, Robbie shares insights about the intense fame he experienced during his peak career years which ultimately led to a nerve-wracking, mental breakdown in public, witnessed by thousands.

He struggled with agoraphobia from 2006 to 2009, a condition that confined him to his home for a span of three years due to social anxiety issues.

Previously, it’s been disclosed that Robbie sought treatment at a rehabilitation center back in 2007, following his use of substances like amphetamines, LSD, heroin, cocaine, and excessive quantities of prescribed medications.

In his documentary, he described a paradoxical experience: ‘What could have potentially ruined me instead contributed to my success. I’ve dared to touch the flame, pulled when it said push, and wondered if I could survive. I’m unsure how simple it is for others to truly understand me.’

‘I’ve got a disease that wants to kill me and it’s in my head, so I have to guard against that.’

In January, Robbie earned a place in UK music history by achieving his 15th number-one album with “Better Man.

In conversation with Official Charts, Robbie expressed gratitude to all those who have backed the album and the film by saying: “I want to thank everyone who has shown their support for both the album and the movie.

It’s incredibly gratifying to achieve my 15th UK No. 1 album. A heartfelt thanks to all my supporters – your backing is something I always value deeply.

I’m really proud of the movie “Better Man,” and it makes it even more meaningful that its soundtrack album reached the top spot.

In this movie’s soundtrack, you’ll find refreshed renditions of some of his popular songs like Rock DJ, Angels, Let Me Entertain You, and Better Man, along with revamped takes on the Take That hit Relight My Fire and a brand-new track called Forbidden Road.

Throughout my journey, almost every one of the beloved pop icon from Stoke’s studio albums has peaked at the top spot, with only a single exception.

He additionally has 14 more number-one singles on the charts, such as “Life Thru A Lens” (1997), “I’ve Been Expecting You” (1998), and “The Heavy Entertainment Show” (2016).

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2025-07-04 02:51

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