Robbie Williams was born Robert Peter Maximilian Williams in Stoke-on-Trent.

At the age of three, his parents divorced and resided with his mother and sister.

He went to high school and was famous for being naughty, so it wasn’t surprising when he didn’t pass any of his G.C.S.E’s. With very little options open to him, he got a job as a salesman; his mother noticed an article in the newspaper for an audition for a boy band and considering Robbie’s talented voice and acting abilities, she decided to sign him up for the audition. He joined Take That, a boy band in Britain, in 1990.

During the 90’s Take That was the most successful boy band in Britain, Robbie Williams was touring with Take That in the afternoons, playing in under-eighteen discos early evenings, then doing club gigs every night. It was hard work, but it eventually paid off – the band went massive. One day in July 1995, Robbie Williams was driving a black Jaguar to attend the Glastonbury Music Festival and was spotted d

From Bliss July issued that Robbie Williams just signed a massive $800,000 as well as a book deal for his autobiography, has a multi billion record deal and Pepsi paid him 2 million dollars to be an icon of their advertisements. Except for earning money, he has also been doing charity work for Comic Relief and Unicef.

rinking and smoking. It was fairly normal for a young British man. But in a few days, he was dismissed from his band for destroying the ‘clean’ reputation of Take That.

Ever since then, he had got his life back on track. He had shown determination for his own life to succeed and declared, “I wouldn’t have started out in music if I did not think I could be the biggest in the world.” After that, his career starts to build up with strength and getting stronger and stronger. He had altogether won 3 British awards. Once at an award ceremony he said that he used to be a "monster ravaged by drink and drug addiction".

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