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Sam Cook

Robbie Williams' life after Take That, mental health battles and 'complicated' family life

The Graham Norton Show returns to BBC One for its 30th (we can't believe it either!) series on Friday, September 30. The Irish presenter is joined by a star-studded lineup for the first show back including David Tennant, Jamie Lee Curtis, Lydia West and Eric Idle. Naturally, there will also be a musical guest and there to fill that role in week one is Robbie Williams.

With a career that began in the 1990s, Robbie has lived most of his life in the intense glare of the media and showbiz spotlight. Starting out as a member of Take That before sensationally quitting the band to pursue a solo career, the 48-year-old singer is one of the UK's most successful artists of all time and has sold over 75 million records worldwide.

His path to success has not been without trouble, though, and Robbie has been candid about his mental health issues and honest about the long and seemingly healthy marriage and four children. You can get more celebrity news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.

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