Robbie Williams reveals new anti-depressants helped him through ‘troublesome and sad’ period
Singer says he had a 'weird summer' and couldn't connect with anyone except his wife
ROBBIE Williams has opened up about how medication helped him through a "troublesome and sad" time.
The Love My Life singer, who has battled addictions to drugs and alcohol in the past, said his demons have "been all right" since he was prescribed a new anti-depressant.
“I didn’t know how to talk to anybody, even people who are with me every day. I was isolated, in my head."
He continued: “It was troublesome and sad. Then I tried this anti-depressant and things have changed. The demons are quiet.”
The star, who married actress Ayda Field in 2010 and shares two kids with her, said he'll never touch drugs or alcohol again.
He said: "I definitely can’t drink. I definitely can’t do coke. I can’t do ecstasy. And I don’t fancy heroin. Or M-Cat (mephedrone) or ketamine or any of those things.
"But maybe there’s a once-a-year special voucher that I get for good behaviour. But not for any of those things. I’ll leave it to your imagination."