Robbie Williams has opened up about his thoughts on the realities of fame and admitted that the perfect well-rounded celebrity "doesn't exist".
The pop superstar, 48, who rose to fame at the age of just 16 when he first joined Take That, has had an illustrious career which has seen him win 18 Brit Awards - making him the most successful artist in the awards history.
His career began in 1990 as part of the popular boyband alongside Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Donald Howard and Jason Orange and had chart success with hits such as Back For Good, Pray and Relight My Fire in the following five years.
