Gary Barlow has unveiled a collection of never-before-seen photos in Take That’s latest Netflix documentary, which premiered today.

The renowned singer, aged 55, provides an intimate look into his personal life alongside bandmates Mark Owen and Howard Donald in the new series, which delves into the iconic band’s journey to fame, showcasing both the highs and lows.

Despite typically being reserved about his life beyond the band, Gary surprises fans with various revelations in the documentary, particularly regarding his struggles with weight. He generously shares candid snapshots of himself and his family, much to the joy of Take That enthusiasts.

In the documentary, Gary discloses how he experienced a significant weight gain following Take That’s split in 1995, admitting to feeling the urge to retreat from the spotlight and regain the anonymity he had before his music career took off. He expressed, “There was a period of about 13 months when I didn’t leave the house once. And I also started to put weight on.”

A heartwarming image captures Gary in a fatherly embrace with his son, Daniel, and daughter, Emily, now aged 22 and 24, respectively. Additionally, he is seen affectionately posing with his wife, Dawn Andrews, whom he wed in 2000 and credits for helping him through the aftermath of the band’s breakup.

A holiday snapshot showcases Gary beaming alongside his proud parents, Colin and Marge Barlow, who played a significant role in nurturing his passion for music and supporting his musical journey.

The photos depict a different side of Gary, showcasing his journey as a devoted father and highlighting the importance of family, especially during challenging times in his career.