Robbie Williams

Happy Place

Fearne Cotton

Society & Culture, Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Relationships, Personal Journals

4.6 • 15.2K Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

He's the man who had everything - and it's taken Robbie Williams years to work out why that didn't make him happy. To finish series eight, Fearne catches up with Robbie to talk about his life in lockdown, wrestling with the impact we have of our kids - and the things he misses (and doesn't miss) about his hometown of Stoke.

Content warning: reference to suicide

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0:00.0	Hello, this is Happy Place. I continue to be Fern cotton and this is a special bonus
0:07.0	episode to finish the year because, well, Pew deserve it quite frankly. So for episode
0:13.0	101, episode 101, we have for you Robbie Williams.
0:18.0	The fallacy is that if we just had this, this and this and this, everything to be alright,
0:24.6	well I got all the this, this, this and this and this and I felt worse than I did when
0:29.0	I was a 16 year old who didn't have any of that.
0:31.6	It's a wonderful wide ranging chat and lots of really interesting things that Robbie has
0:35.7	not yet shared anywhere else. So it's really nice. I think you're going to really enjoy listening
0:40.2	to it.
0:41.2	Thanks for cooking tonight. No worries. Emma, when we first spoke on match, the app showed
0:48.9	us things that we have in common, right? Yeah. Well, although I do like cooking, yeah,
0:55.5	I prefer takeaway. And that's how Emma fell head over heels for Harry. Oh, me too. Well,
1:02.5	that's our next date sorted. Start something real on match, download match.
1:13.7	This episode is sponsored by Holland and Barrett on a mission to help us all listen to our
1:19.1	gut feeling. I think we've all been there at some point. Grumbly tummy feeling full all
1:25.0	the time constipated. But we're all too embarrassed to talk about it, aren't we? We really don't
1:31.2	need to be though. Well, there's a place on your high street that you can go to for help.
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1:47.0	to one of their advisors is totally free, confidential and they're qualified to advise. You can
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1:57.7	are different, so they'll recommend the right products to help you. That might be food,
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