Robbie Williams, the beloved pop star, recently offered a poignant glimpse into his personal life during a concert in Germany. He shared the profound emotional toll of witnessing his parents battle serious illnesses. “It is indeed very strange to be adults,” Williams confessed, reflecting on the shift in family dynamics.

His mother, Janet, who is 84, is reportedly suffering from dementia. Williams revealed that she no longer recognizes him, a deeply distressing reality for the singer. This personal struggle weighs heavily on him, as he admitted, “I’m not ready for this.”

Williams also spoke candidly about his father, Peter, who has Parkinson’s disease. He reminisced about his father’s vibrant past, recalling how Peter would join him on stage and captivate audiences. “He sang with me every evening on the stage, he whent out, stole the scene, he was captivating, then he went to the backstage for a glass of red wine,” Williams shared. Now, his father is housebound due to his condition.

Adding to the family’s challenges, Williams’ mother-in-law, Gwen Field, is also facing meaningful health issues. she battles lupus, Parkinson’s, and cancer. Williams described her as an incredibly brave woman who is fighting her illnesses with immense strength.