Robbie Williams dances with strippers

Despite being married and a new father, Robbie Williams didn’t hold back from grinding against a nearly naked woman on stage in Italy last week.

Demonstrating that his wild side is still alive, the Candy singer captivated the audience with a notably provocative performance on The X Factor Italia.

The dancer, clad only in dark sunglasses, black stilettos, and a barely-there nude thong, employed her hands to cover her modesty while the 38-year-old star moved around her sensually.

As he engaged in a romantic performance with the toned performer, Robbie radiated cheekiness while on stage.

It appears that the sleepless nights of being a new parent haven’t affected his fashion sense; the former Take That star looked stylish in a grey shirt and waistcoat paired with tailored black trousers and smart shoes featuring white accents.

Alongside his X Factor performance, Robbie visited Milan to debut his menswear label, Farrell, at the luxury department store Coin situated in the Italian city.

Fans seemed thrilled by the star’s visit, as a crowd gathered beneath his hotel, tossing gifts up to him.

Upon opening his window, he was met with a loud cheer from the fans before the generous group inundated him with presents.

One enthusiastic fan even threw up a small teddy bear—clearly meant as a present for Robbie’s baby daughter, Theodora Rose—which the Angels star adeptly caught.

Robbie and his wife, Ayda Field, welcomed their first child, affectionately called Teddy, into the world on September 18.

However, the singer revealed that childbirth wasn’t the harmonious event he had envisioned, describing his daughter’s entry into the world as reminiscent of a scene from a terrifying Predator film.

He remarked: ‘I cut the cord but, bless her, I ended up doing it while she was still inside Ayda. Teddy was turning blue because the umbilical cord was wrapped around her neck.

‘I had to act swiftly with the scissors. It was like Ayda vs Predator. She’d agree with that description. It’s an image that’s etched in my mind.’

by Wallace McTavish

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