Once you’re as well-known as Robbie Williams you’re absolutely used to getting recognised in all places you go.
Nicely, until you’re in a Los Angeles homosexual membership, apparently.
The singer discovered the onerous manner that not everybody on the planet really is aware of who he’s, particularly Individuals,.
Throughout an upcoming look on The Graham Norton Present, the previous Take That star shares a hilarious ego-denting story that had not one, however two stings in its story.
Revealing that he isn’t immediately recognisable in America, Robbie recalled, “I used to be in a homosexual membership in LA and was dancing onerous – going at it masses prefer it was Nineteen Nineties Manchester, and this man got here as much as me and stated, ‘You’re an inspiration.’ And I believed, ’It’s nice that males of sure age in America know who I’m.
“Then he added, ’At your age it’s nice to see you dancing like that!’”
Throughout his chat with Graham, Robbie additionally talked about getting bare for the duvet of his new album, XXV, which hit No.1 final week.
“My weight yoyos so I believed it might be good to have proof that I as soon as regarded like that” he stated.
“I cherished the concept of the Rodin type pose however I didn’t have in mind that I must be bare in entrance of 30 strangers.”
The Graham Norton Present returns to BBC One on Friday 30 September at 10.40pm. It’s additionally obtainable to look at on BBC iPlayer.
