Robbie Williams sent shockwaves through the BBC studios during his latest appearance on The Graham Norton Show, leaving fellow guest Julia Roberts utterly speechless with a jaw-dropping confession from his wilder years.
The Moment That Stole the Show
The 50-year-old pop icon didn't hold back during the Friday night broadcast, recounting an eyebrow-raising story about hiring a sex worker during a particularly rebellious phase of his life. "I was 26 and I was in Amsterdam," Williams began, setting the scene for what would become one of the most memorable moments in the show's history.
Julia Roberts' Priceless Reaction
Camera shots quickly cut to the Hollywood A-lister, whose expression shifted from amused curiosity to complete astonishment as Williams detailed his Amsterdam escapade. Roberts, known for her composed demeanour, was visibly taken aback, covering her mouth in disbelief as the story unfolded.
Not His First Racy Revelation
This isn't the first time Williams has shared intimate details about his personal life on the popular chat show. Nine years earlier, he'd already raised eyebrows with another sexually explicit story, proving that when it comes to celebrity confessions, Williams remains in a league of his own.
The atmosphere in the studio shifted between awkward silence and nervous laughter as host Graham Norton navigated the unexpected turn in conversation, while Roberts struggled to find words in response to the singer's candid admission.
A Career of Controversial Moments
Williams, who rose to fame with Take That before embarking on a massively successful solo career, has never been one to shy away from controversy. From his battles with substance abuse to his candid discussions about mental health, the singer has maintained a reputation for brutal honesty throughout his three-decade career.
This latest revelation adds another chapter to Williams' history of shocking television moments, proving that even after years in the spotlight, he still knows how to capture an audience's attention - for better or worse.
