Robbie Williams made the confession while discussing his new Netflix series.
Robbie Williams has spoken of his lowest point when he once “slashed his wrists” and wanted to end his life.
When asked to clarify if he meant he had actually done this, he said: “I am on about me slashing my own wrists. The reason I say that is to qualify people are people, whether they are on MAFS or Martin Scorsese’s new film. We need to be careful what we accuse people of. You think such and such is laying it on thick for attention saying they have autism. It is not OK.”
In a new interview released at the weekend, Robbie also explained how difficult it was for him to make the new series and how he had to sometimes pause or fast forward some footage as he found it too painful. It reaches a climax during a gig in Leeds when Robbie suffers a panic attack that lasts the entire show. “It’s like those nightmares where you don’t know what’s happening and you can’t remember anything and you’re terrified. It was like that all night.”
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Robbie Williams 'gifting' himself £20,000 cosmetic procedureA four-part documentary series which features up to 30 years of never-before-seen archive footage behind the star, coming only to Netflix, Nov 8. Directed by EMMY and BAFTA nominated, Joe Pearlman, and produced by Ridley Scott Associates and executive produced by Academy Award, BAFTA and Grammy winning director Asif Kapadia.
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