Robbie Williams has hit back at comments made by former Take That manager Nigel Martin-Smith in a new BBC three-part documentary about the highs and lows of being in a boyband. Both have taken part in Boybands Forever,

In the BBC doc, Williams addresses his drug addiction, which began when he was in the band. Mr Martin-Smith claims that the singer was “smart and quite clever” to blame his drug-taking on being “in this band where he couldn’t have girlfriends or couldn’t go out”.

Robbie Williams has called out his former manager Nigel Martin-Smith over claims made about his drug addiction in the new BBC documentary Boybands Forever.

Robbie Williams has sent a lengthy open letter to former Take That manager Nigel Martin-Smith over comments about his struggles with drug addiction. Both the Rock DJ hitmaker and his ex-manager appear in the new BBC documentary Boybands Forever, discussing the dark side of boybands.

Robbie Williams is making a heartbreaking confession 28 years after Take That band split.The 50-year-old, who rose to fame after signing up as a member of the pop group Take That from 1990 to

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Robbie Williams has furiously slammed the former manager of Take That over comments he made about drug taking. In a BBC documentary called Boybands Forever, Nigel Martin-Smith, who managed Take That in the '90s when Robbie was a member,