Robbie Williams reveals his two stone weight reduction is due to ‘one thing like Ozempic’ after admitting physique struggles have been ‘catastrophic’ for his psychological well being

Robbie Williams has revealed that his two stone weight reduction is due to ‘one thing like Ozempic.’

The previous Take That singer, 49, admitted that his has gone from weighing 13st 13lb right down to 12st 1lb whereas utilizing an urge for food suppressant.

Robbie – who’s 1.85m / 5ft 11ins tall – additionally joked that he requires the drug as a result of he has been recognized ‘with sort 2 self-loathing.’

Delving past the humour, Robbie defined that being obese is ‘shockingly catastrophic’ for his psychological well being. 

The popstar, who was as soon as dubbed ‘Blobby Williams,’ described how imply his inside voice could be when he is not slim.

Oh! Robbie Williams, 49, has revealed that his 2 stone weight reduction is due to ‘one thing like Ozempic’ and admitted that his has gone from 13st 13lb [88.5kg] right down to 12st 1lb [76.7kg]

Throwback: The previous Take That singer joked that he requires the drug as a result of he has been recognized ‘with sort 2 self-loathing’ (Pictured in 2013)

Trustworthy: Delving past the humour, Robbie defined that being obese is ‘shockingly catastrophic’ for his psychological well being

Robbie advised The Instances: ‘Babe, I am on Ozempic…Properly, one thing like Ozempic. It is like a Christmas miracle. I’ve gone from 13st 13lb to 12st 1lb.

‘And I would like it, medically. I have been recognized with sort 2 self-loathing.

‘It is shockingly catastrophic to my psychological well being to be greater. My inside voice talks to me like Katie Hopkins talks about fats individuals. It is maddening.’

Robbie Williams mirrored on his psychological well being battles within the newest trailer for his upcoming Netflix docu-series. 

A dropped forward of the four-part present’s launch on November 8, which is able to mix never-before-seen footage of Robbie with new interviews. 

Coinciding with the 25th anniversary of his solo profession, the sequence will give an intimate have a look at his never-before-seen private archive spanning 30 years.

Within the new trailer he started by reflecting on his journey and profession earlier than candidly telling how issues began to get troublesome, leading to a ‘nervous, psychological breakdown in entrance of hundreds of individuals’. 

Robbie – who shares Teddy, 10, Charlie, eight, Coco, 4, and Beau, three, together with his spouse Ayda – mused: ‘It is astounding what’s occurred in my life. However the previous has me in a headlock. 

‘One thing has to offer. You are solely supposed to do that on the pearly gates with Saint Peter this trying again at your life.’

He added of being thrust into the highlight at a younger age: ‘Once I joined Take That I used to be 16 it was insane. I used to be the centre of the popular culture world. 

‘I felt like I used to be giving an increasing number of of myself away to the purpose the place you do not recognise your self any extra. 

‘Being within the highlight you’ll be able to’t belief anyone. I used to be having a nervous, psychological breakdown in entrance of hundreds of individuals. 

‘The factor that may destroy me has additionally made me profitable. Contact the hearth, push when it says pull and see if I can dwell. I do not know the way straightforward it’s for individuals to get to know me.’

Robbie has been very open about his ongoing battle with psychological sickness and his historical past of melancholy and nervousness. And when his fame was at an all-time excessive, the pop star hit his lowest level.

From 2006 to 2009, Williams battled agoraphobia. The social nervousness dysfunction left him housebound for 3 years.

He has beforehand revealed he went into rehab in 2007 after taking velocity, acid, heroin, cocaine and ‘heart-stopping’ quantities of prescribed drugs. 

Icon: Coinciding with the 25th anniversary of his solo profession, Robbie’s upcoming Netflix sequence will give an intimate have a look at his never-before-seen private archive spanning 30 years