Robbie Williams made a bold admission on Tuesday, revealing a rather embarrassing incident where he soiled himself in public. The incident took place during a reunion show with his former band Take That in 2011, when he was battling food poisoning. Despite feeling extremely unwell, Williams still took to the stage and unfortunately, couldn’t trust his bodily functions. He described the situation as “not being able to ‘trust a fart,'” which was unfortunate because he needed to do so during his opening song. Despite the mishap, Williams maintained his professionalism and gave a stellar performance. He humorously referred to the incident as a “gig parp,” or live defecation, stating that it can actually be liberating at times. Williams even challenged his followers to imagine what their favorite performers would sing while experiencing such an embarrassing moment.
While Williams didn’t mention Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, Instagram users had their own suggestions for performing parpers. One person playfully envisioned Phil Collins singing “In The Air Tonight” mid-defecation. Another user shared their shock at the incident, revealing that they were present at the show where Williams hugged them, unaware of his mishap.
As a solo artist, Williams broke away from Take That in 1997 and has become highly successful in his own right. While he may be the only member to openly admit to such an incident, he’s not alone in the world of boy band singers. Joe Jonas of the Jonas Brothers recently revealed a similar experience during a podcast interview.
Williams shared an image alongside his confession, embracing the moment with a caption that aims to destigmatize such occurrences, saying, “Sometimes your favorite artists fart on stage.”
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