A chauffeur for British singer Robbie Williams, formerly of the band Take That, ran over a teenage paparazzi, reports Perez Hilton. Both the photographer’s legs were run over as he was trapped beneath the vehicle.
Witnesses report Williams was visibly upset, but did not get out of the car to see if the boy was alright. The singer was transferred to another car and the paparazzi was rushed to the hospital. His injuries are reported to be minor.
Former TAKE THAT member ROBBIE WILLIAMS will reunite with his old band mates, insists JASON ORANGE.
Williams has so far snubbed the opportunity to rejoin Orange, GARY BARLOW, MARK OWEN and HOWARD DONALD – who are experiencing huge success since reforming last year.
But the 36-year-old is convinced Williams is tempted by the success Take That have enjoyed second time around – their new album is top of the UK charts – and won’t be able to resist the opportunity.
Orange says, “Maybe it’s my romanticism but I think if we do future albums it’s inevitable Rob will sing with us.”
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Reformed boy band TAKE THAT have pledged their support for troubled ex-bandmate ROBBIE WILLIAMS, crediting the singer for their recent musical resurgence.
Williams, who was admitted to The Meadows rehabilitation clinic in Arizona on Tuesday, quit the group in 1995, but remaining members GARY BARLOW, MARK OWEN, JASON ORANGE and HOWARD DONALD believe the ANGEL star’s solo popularity helped bolster their 2006 comeback.
Barlow says, “First of all there are so many people you need to thank (for Take That’s popularity) but we’re not going to do that. The real people to thank are each other because we’ve done this as a team.
“Then there’s Robbie. We should thank him because I honestly think if it wasn’t for him and for his huge success, there wouldn’t still be the interest there for us that has put us back on the map. So cheers, Robbie, thanks a lot.”
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