Robbie Williams serves up some serious sass in his comeback against ex-Take That manager over old drug claims! 📺✨
Robbie Williams is no stranger to the spotlight, but his recent feud with former Take That manager Nigel Martin-Smith has taken things to a whole new level. Their exchange began during the BBC documentary "Boybands Forever," where both stars shared their experiences from the glorious yet tumultuous days of boyband fame. As the two reminisced, Martin-Smith made some eyebrow-raising comments regarding Robbie's past struggles with drug addiction that didn’t sit well with the singer. In a heartfelt and fiery response, Robbie took to social media to assert his truth and defend his past, stating, 'I take exception to your version of my truth.'
In what could only be described as a classic Robbie return, the 50-year-old singer didn’t hold back in revealing how both he and his former Take That mates, like Gary Barlow and Howard Donald, navigated their own battles with addiction. The emotional weight of his words echoed not only his own struggles but also drew attention to the pressures faced by young stars during the height of their careers. With his detailed account in an open letter, Robbie reminded fans that while fame may look glamorous, the backstage struggles are very real.
But it’s not all heavy—let’s face it, drama makes for captivating television! The documentary "Boybands Forever" promises to be a trip down memory lane, featuring not only Robbie and Martin-Smith but also a host of other iconic British boyband stars. The backlash from Robbie’s letter has sparked conversations, memes, and even a few nostalgic tears among fans who remember the rise and fall of boybands in the 90s. Nothing brings back memories like a little old-school drama, right?
Interestingly, this isn’t the first time Robbie has stirred the pot with his outspoken nature. Known for his candid views, he has previously tackled sensitive subjects that resonate with fans. This saga serves as a powerful reminder: no matter how long ago it was, the past can come back to haunt you—especially when you’re a legendary boyband member with a story to tell! Stay tuned for more drama as boybands and their tales continue to unfold!
Both have taken part in Boybands Forever, the first two episodes of which aired on Saturday. In one scene, Martin-Smith - who managed Take That in the 1990s - ...
'I take exception to your version of my truth,' singer said in lengthy open letter.
Robbie Williams has hit out at former Take That manager Nigel Martin-Smith over drug use claims made in a documentary.
Robbie Williams takes aim at former Take That manager Nigel Martin-Smith over his comments in new documentary Boybands Forever.
In his poignant message, Robbie, 50, spoke candidly about his own drug addiction in addition to the struggles of his former bandmates Gary Barlow, Howard Donald ...
The singer, 50, and his ex manager both appeared as talking heads in the BBC documentary Boybands Forever, charting the history of several UK boyband.
Robbie Williams has called out his former manager Nigel Martin-Smith over claims made about his drug addiction in the new BBC documentary Boybands Forever.