Robbie Williams shared a musical moment with his daughter, Teddy, during a recent stop on his Britpop Tour in Luxembourg. The 13-year-old joined her father on stage at the Luxexpo Open-Air venue.
During a performance of his 1997 hit "Angels," Williams brought Teddy on stage. A clip of the moment, shared on TikTok, shows Teddy waving to the audience before embracing her father and telling him, "I love you."
Williams, 52, is currently on tour across Europe before heading to Australia and New Zealand. This performance in Luxembourg followed a show in Morocco.
The singer and his wife, Ayda Field, have four children: Theodora (Teddy), Charlton, Colette, and Beau. The couple is known for maintaining a degree of privacy regarding their family life.
Williams recently spoke about Teddy's potential in music, calling her "very, very talented" with a "wonderful voice." He mentioned that she writes songs easily and is eager to pursue a career, though he expressed a desire for her to wait until she feels fully ready to avoid potential pressure. He noted that he has wanted her to perform with him for some time but has been cautious, citing instances where children of famous people have faced public criticism.
Teddy has previously made her acting debut in the film "Tinsel Town," where she plays the daughter of Rebel Wilson's character. She was also present with her parents at the film's premiere in London. In November, she garnered attention for her response when asked whether she preferred her father's music or that of Taylor Swift. She told the Daily Mail, "I actually - I love you Taylor - but I'm going to be with my dad," adding, "I love him."
Williams and Field have generally kept their children out of the public eye, often obscuring their faces on social media. Field has previously stated their intention to protect their children's privacy, adhering to regulations that limit the publication of children's images without consent.