Robbie Williams concluded his performance at Bilbao BBK Live with a heartfelt moment. The 52-year-old singer surprised the audience by inviting his seldom-seen daughter, Teddy, who is 13, to join him on stage for the encore performance of his hit song, “Angels.”
The former Take That member, Robbie Williams, was wrapping up his set at the Bilbao BBK Live festival in Spain when he decided to showcase his bond with his teenage daughter. They shared a touching embrace before taking a bow together at various spots on the stage.
Teddy enthusiastically greeted the crowd, embraced her father once more, and then joined him as he sang the final chorus. Robbie, visibly moved, held her hand throughout the song and became emotional while singing the lyrics “she won’t forsake me.”
Overwhelmed with emotions, Robbie let the audience sing along as he put his arm around Teddy, kissed her head, and shared a dance with her. He then raised her arm in the air while expressing gratitude to the audience and bidding them goodnight.
Robbie Williams shares his eldest daughter, Theodora ‘Teddy’ Williams, with his wife Ayda Field. The couple also has another daughter, Colette, aged eight, and two sons, Charlton, 11, and Beau, six.
Although he usually maintains privacy regarding his children online, Robbie’s daughter Teddy seems to have a promising future in the entertainment industry. She has been spotted in the Christmas film Tinsel Town alongside Rebel Wilson and Danny Dyer.
Fans were thrilled to witness Robbie’s touching moment with Teddy on stage. One fan expressed, “There’s nothing like a father-daughter duet, especially with ‘Angels’ and a shared stage presence.” Another added, “Robbie’s closing performance with ‘Angels’ and including his daughter was pure magic. It’s a special moment with family on stage.”
“Seeing artists perform with their kids, particularly during a powerful anthem like ‘Angels,’ creates a unique and unforgettable energy on stage,” another fan commented.
“Angels” is widely recognized as one of Robbie Williams’ most poignant songs. The emotional ballad, released in 1997, was co-written by Robbie and Guy Chambers. The song received critical acclaim, winning an Ivor Novello Award in 1999 for Best Song Musically and Lyrically, and being named the Best Song of the past 25 years at the 2005 Brit Awards. It remains Robbie’s best-selling track, with over a million copies sold in the UK alone.