Robbie Williams fans say 'creepy' hologram performance 'looks like Gary Barlow'

A pleasant development. Prince Charles is thrilled that Queen Elizabeth II confirmed her hopes for Duchess Camilla‘s future title, an insider exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

Actor and activist Cara Delevingne will play a daredevil climber in The Climb, which follows six ordinary women who, as part of Greenpeace-led protest action against Shell Oil’s plans to drill in the Arctic, scale the tallest building in Europe, London’s Shard.

Holly Willoughby teased her This Morning co-host Phillip Schofield that they would "work up to licking" each other as she welcomed him back to the show.Phillip returned to screens today after being forced to take time off when he tested positive for Covid-19 just over a week ago.He was finally given the green light to return to work yesterday after testing negative for the virus over two consecutive days.Delighted to be back beside her co-star and friend Holly couldn't contain her excitement as she opened the show by saying: "Look who's back!"Phil then cheekily teased Holly about how he's no longer a threat to her as he has developed some immunity to Covid - so she could lick his face without fear.He said: "You realise I am now fully antibodied up? You could lick my face," Holly giggled as she responded: "I know I actually could."But hinting that it may land them in trouble with show producers she added: "I'd be scared someone might come in and pull us apart or something... you're now like, this is it."Phillip replied: "I'm bulletproof for 90 days, allegedly."Holly proceeded to playfully touch and slap Phil over his arms breaking their no contact rule for the first time.She then joked that she would be getting a telling off from their bosses as she quipped: "I'll do that, that's my beginning bit.

family claims that their chicken had ruffled a few feathers at the Pentagon after a CCTV camera at the top-secret US base caught the chicken on camera.The chicken, who owner Jessica Ark says is named "Baby," had been missing since October and was caught on camera on January 31. Speaking to The US Sun, the Hawaii-based chicken owner says the missing bird "had the personality and mood" to run away.

Leicestershire Live reports. Locations where people have noticed the pong tend to be around the north east of the town, the title added.The administrator of Spotted: Melton Mowbray said in a post on Monday that the local environmental health officers had been made aware of the smells but needed more information to help pin down the source.The post stated: "Hi everyone, this strong smell of onions I’ve previously posted about has become a daily thing now."I know no one wants to take the time to report it to the council but if you have smelt it could you please post below the location where you have smelt it and I can pass this on to the council."I’m in touch with environmental health to get the problem sorted.

coronavirus jab. After 14 years working as a carer, Louise described the moment she broke down in tears when her contract was terminated due to government requirements.She also expressed that she refused the vaccine as she didn't "trust" it as it was "so new".Explaining the situation to the presenters, Louise said: "I also took an antibody test that came back saying I had the antibodies."So my argument was, if I have these antibodies and if I am testing every day, wearing my PPE, following all the infection controls, how am I putting anybody at risk?She added: "I didn’t see myself as a bigger threat.

Manchester United, Tottenham and at times Arsenal have all struggled to find consistent form. But West Ham have failed to add the additional firepower and defensive cover they needed to take advantage and really shoot for the Champions League.Because make no mistake, that is where Bowen and Rice want to be playing.Of course, the Hammers have another route into European football's top club competition via the Europa League.But the squad is stretched, and as Rice pointed out after their narrow 1-0 win at home to Watford, it's being carried by Bowen.Rice said: "Without his goals we’d be struggling.

snowiest period of the cold snap is expected sooner rather than later. Jim Dale, a Senior British Weather Services meteorologist said to the Express that northern parts of the UK could experience two to three centimetres of snow and mountainous areas as much as 10cm.

View this post on InstagramA post shared by Zooey Deschanel (@zooeydeschanel) on Feb 19, 2013 at 10:17pm PSTBut Ava isn't the only one who looks like her superstar mum - here are 22 other famous faces and their lookalike offspring...Take That's Gary Barlow shared this snap of himself with his son, Daniel - who looks EXACTLY like his famous dad in the band's heyday.Gwyneth Paltrow shares daughter Apple and son Moses with ex-husband Chris Martin of Coldplay. Her daughter really is the Apple of her eye!Ghost actress Demi Moore shares three children with ex-husband Bruce Willis - Rumer, Scout and Tallulah.

ROBBIE Williams gave fans a shock on ITV's Soccer Aid tonight as some insisted he looked more like Take That bandmate Gary Barlow. Robbie, 41, stunned viewers when he performed a song at half time but appeared as a hologram - moments after chatting to host Dermot O'Leary via a video link from his home in Los Angeles.

Robbie Williams wife Ayda Field has revealed the singer “makes” her shave his bottom.The 46 year old Let Me Entertain You singer and his American model wife opened up on her “graphic wife duty” in a candid chat. Former Take That star Robbie began sprouting hair on his buttocks after he had his testosterone boosted as he had low levels of the hormone left him depressed and with a low libido.

Robbie Williams’ wife Ayda Fields revealed that she has to shave his bum and ‘it’s pretty tragic’.The 41-year-old chooses to do the unfortunate chore out of ‘wifely duties’ and we’re somewhat impressed at the dedication.Ayda told David Walliams on her Postcards from the Edge podcast: ‘This is what he makes me do. We have to do a wet shave in the bath.

Robbie Williams' wife Ayda gave all the gory details about shaving her husband's bum.

Cheeky Robbie Williams has admitted he gets his wife Ayda to shave his hairy buttocks.The Take That star said a doctor advised him to take testosterone – but a side-effect made him sprout more fur.Ayda said she felt it was her wifely duty to take a razor to his nether regions. She revealed: “This is what he makes me do.

HE tried to break America in the Nineties but failed so now ­Robbie Williams is having another crack. Though this time the Angels hitmaker is going down a different route, giving the singing a rest and trying his hand at television.

The Struts have shared a new collaboration with Robbie Williams, ‘Stange Days’, which will serve as the title track on their forthcoming third album.The four-piece glam rock outfit will release the record on October 16 via Interscope, following up on 2018’s ‘Young & Dangerous’, and have so far previewed the project with the Albert Hammond Jr-featuring ‘Another Hit of Showmanship’.In a more unexpected turn, The Struts have now offered up LP3’s opener and title track – a slow-burning ballad featuring Robbie Williams.

DEALSKobalt has renewed its partnership with Nashville-based music publisher SMACKSongs, and will continue to provide admin, creative and sync services for the whole SMACKSongs catalogue. Kobalt Nashville GM Jesse Willoughby is “honoured”.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine opened up about n one day in a new interview.Speaking to Steve Wright on BBC Radio 2 on Wednesday, the crooner revealed that his oldest daughter and has inherited the performer gene.Robbie quipped: "She came out of the womb with jazz hands, which was incredibly painful for my wife."He then shared his hopes for working with his two oldest kids, saying: "I would like Charlie to manage me and Teddy to come and join –The 46-year-old spent lockdown in Los Angeles with his family: wife and their four children: Teddy, Charlie, five, one-year-old Coco, and little , who the couple welcomed in February.Steve asked the singer if he was still in California, but Robbie shared that, as his Instagram followers will

Robbie Williams has revealed that his expectations of starting a family were pretty bleak before he and wife Ayda Field had kids. The singer, 46, told Steve Wright on BBC Radio 2 that the reality of being a dad – thankfully – was a lot better than he expected. He explained: ‘I thought, like, that some strangers turn up and ruin the party, that’s what having kids was like. ‘I couldn’t imagine that the universe just presents itself to you and goes “No, here’s a life changing gift that you will love and adore for all of time” so, yeah, so we had four of them.’Robbie and his wife Ayda, 41, have been together since 2006 and welcomed their daughter Theodora in 2012. The couple went on to have son Charlton in 2014.

Robbie Williams has revealed that he has moved to Switzerland to see out the coronavirus pandemic.The Let Me Entertain You hitmaker opened up on his move on BBC Radio 2 while in conversation with host Steve Wright.The singer explained that he was up in the Swiss Alps with his four children - Teddy, seven, Charlton, five, Coco, one, and baby Beau - as well as his wife Ayda Field. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

Elsewhere, Robbie’s wife Ayda, who has been married to the Take That sensation for ten years, opened up about the moment there was a "fork in the road" in their relationship."I met Rob in the very beginning of 2007 and we weren’t even engaged or anything and we went to look at this house in Wiltshire and he kind of convinced me to move," she began."And I was kind of still really in the throws of my career and I remember I was so in love with him but there was no ring on the finger."He definitely had disappointed me in the past so there was this real conflict."Ayda continued: "And I finally agreed to go over there and the day we got there and we landed I got offered another sitcom and he said, 'Turn it down, I want you to be with me', and