Robbie Williams recently shared his 13-year-old daughter Teddy’s heartbreaking message, which she sent to him because of one fear.
For those who don’t know, the 51-year-old English singer-songwriter welcomed four children, daughters Theodora Rose (Teddy) and Colette (Coco), and sons Charlton Valentine (Charlie) and Beau, with his wife Ayda Field.
During his performance in Scott Mills’ BBC Radio 2 breakfast show on Friday, January 9, Williams revealed that his daughter Teddy is “desperate” to be famous, but her “oversensitive” nature worries him.
Early in the interview, Mills asked the father of four about a video of Teddy participating in vocal warm-ups before one of her father’s shows.
The host asked, “That must be special because I feel like they’re at an age now where they know who their dad is and they can have that experience with your kids too? Is that cool?”
Williams replied: “Yes, it’s very, very cool. Ted especially is so desperate for it.”
The Rule the world crooner continued: “Growing up in Stoke-on Trent I was incredibly desperate for it too, whatever it was, you know, watching Top Of The Pops on Thursday and thinking how on earth am I going to get into that box in the corner of this room and become one of those people?
“But I’ve never seen it as acute as with Ted. She texted me the other day. And it says, let me grab this. It says – this was Thursday, six minutes past two in the morning: ‘Dad, what if I’m not a singer? My biggest fear is not being a singer. What if I’m nothing?'” he shared.
Respond to the Patience After the hitmaker’s reveal, Mills said: “Oh, Teddy,” to which Williams jokingly joked: “And I was like, ‘Honey, you’re a nepo. You’re going to be fine.'”
