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,

Louis Theroux's bombshell documentary Boybands Forever shows members of 90s boybands discuss the effect the brutal music industry had on them, dragging up old conflict for some

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,