The former Take That star reveals he feels ill at ease about missing work during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that forced people around the globe to quarantine.
- June 22, 2020
AceShowbiz - Robbie Williams has been anxious about missing work during the coronavirus lockdown
The former Take That hitmaker told Mark Wright on Heart radio that, while he's "grateful" that he has been able to spend so much time with his wife Ayda Field and their kids, he's also been concerned about not being at work.
When asked how he dug deep to find the positives about the situation, the "Angels" star confessed he believed he was in "the right place with exactly the right people at exactly the right time."
"Well this is what I thought, because I've been wanting to get back to work and do things," he admitted. "And I've been thinking, I've got sort of anxiety about, I can't get and be and do, and then I thought to myself, do you know what, I'm in exactly the right place with exactly the right people at exactly the right time."
"There might never be another time on the planet where I get to spend this much concentrated time with my family, my kids so I'm very grateful."
Host Mark then revealed that he could relate to the "Feel" star, sharing, "That's the biggest thing I take out of this Robs, it's so hard to find a positive in such a negative situation, but you have to take positives from everything in life."
Robbie added, "Yeah and like you say, finding the positive in a negative, that bit has been a blessing for me. That being said, I can't wait to get back to work and do what I do because I enjoy doing that too."
