Robbie Williams’ daughter has a unique two-word term of endearment for the music icon. This revelation coincided with the news that the popular singer has recently made a significant family decision alongside his wife, Ayda Field.

Robbie, a native of Stoke-on-Trent aged 51, crossed paths with Ayda back in 2006, reportedly during their involvement in a UFO documentary project. Despite initially standing Ayda up on their first date, their relationship flourished, culminating in marriage in 2010.

The couple now shares four children: Teddy, 13, Charlie, 11, Coco, seven, and Beau, five. In an interview with Woman’s Weekly, Robbie shared that their family dynamic revolves around humor, with a penchant for teasing one another.

According to Robbie, his daughter Teddy amusingly labels him as “Narcissistic Dad” in her iPad contacts. He elaborated on their family’s light-hearted approach, highlighting their shared gallows humor that the children have embraced.

In 2024, Robbie and Ayda renewed their wedding vows, reflecting on their journey raising four children together and navigating Robbie’s health challenges. Ayda emphasized the depth and authenticity of their renewed vows, underscoring the profound connection they share.

After 16 years of marriage, Robbie affirmed his stance on expanding their family, stating that they won’t be having a fifth child. Despite Ayda occasionally raising the topic, Robbie expressed contentment with their current family dynamic, appreciating the joys and experiences they have encountered with their four children.

Robbie’s latest album, Britpop, marked a milestone in his solo career, surpassing The Beatles for the most number one albums. Reflecting on his success in an interview with the BBC, Robbie humorously likened his journey to stretching an elastic band, suggesting that his success trajectory has now expanded even further.

Initially rising to fame as a member of the boyband Take That alongside Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, and Jason Orange, Robbie departed from the group in 1995 due to personal struggles with alcoholism and addiction. Despite the band’s temporary disbandment, they reunited in 2005, with Robbie pursuing a successful solo career thereafter.