Robbie Williams reveals family has nowhere to live after selling lavish homes

Robbie Williams suggested his family had nowhere to live after the Take That star sold almost all of their properties. The 48-year-old musician, who shares four children with his wife Ayda Field, explained he’s “trying to figure out” where the family should live next.
Speaking on Kyle and Jackie O Australian radio show, Williams also explained the parents are undecided about whether or not to homeschool their children. Williams and Field, 42, are parents to Theodora, Charlie, Colette and Beau.
“We’re actually nowhere,” Williams explained on the radio show about his living situation. “We haven’t got an abode right now, we’ve pretty much sold everywhere, we don’t live anywhere and we’re trying to figure it out.”
Williams added: “The four kids are constantly a Rubix Cube puzzle that we’re trying to sort out because if they are schooled then they don’t see me because I’m all over the place and if they are home-schooled then they have another set of things that are a problem. We are all just trying to figure it out.”
In the last few months, Williams has sold lots of property as well as some of his art collection.
In January 2022, Williams sold his lavish Wiltshire home for £6.75million. Then, just last week, it was also reported that the Angels singer had parted ways with his Los Angeles mansion.
The proud new owner of Williams’ Beverly Hills home is reported to be Drake who is said to have bought the property for £37million.
Aside from selling several of his properties, Williams also listed three Banksy artworks for sale at the start of the year. Two pieces that are known as ‘Girl with Balloon’ and ‘Vandalised Oils (Choppers)’ sold at Sotheby’s auction house last week for £7million.
Williams’ slew of recent sales came as he geared up to star in a new biopic film set in Australia. The movie Better Man is currently in production in Melbourne. As part of the biopic, Williams is also due to perform a one-off show at the Rod Laver Arena next month.