Robbie Williams rakes in eye-watering £75m sum from tour with eight-figure pay cheque and HUGE charity donation revealed

ROBBIE Williams raked in an astonishing £75.2m from his monster world tour, new figures have revealed.

The former Take That icon turned over a whopping £1.4 million a week as the cash poured into his coffers.

And he paid himself £22m from his riches – with an incredible £250,000 going on charitable donations.

Robbie crisscrossed the world in his XXV Tour from October 2022 to December 2023, celebrating 25 years as a solo artist.

And now he’s reaping the rewards.

Accounts just filed for his You Are Not Famous Ltd firm show that for the 12 months to the end of December 2023, he turned over £75.2m – compared with £30.7m in the previous year.

And his profit was around £42m.

The annual accounts show he has cash reserves of £18m and cars worth £151,000.

They also disclose that £3.4m of his income came from the UK, £55.3m from the rest of the Europe and £16.3m from other parts of the word.

It's no wonder he's got the touring bug, and is set to hit the road again this year.

The Stoke-born star, 50, will play Edinburgh, Manchester, Bath, London and Dublin for the home leg of his Robbie Williams Live 2025 series of gigs.

From May, he'll also head to Europe, visiting arenas in Ireland, Sweden, Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Finland, Denmark and France.

The tour comes hot on the heels of his critically acclaimed Better Man biopic.

The film, headed up by The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey, has been nominated for an Oscar and a Bafta as well as a Golden Globe.

And this week Robbie has been celebrating by splashing the cash.

He bought Eric Morecambe's glasses and pipe because he has always seen the iconic comedian as an "uncle of sorts".

The singer said he cried "happy, childlike tears" after submitting the top bid last month with a final offer of £20,000.

This far exceeded the £2,000 to £4,000 estimate.

In an Instagram post featuring photos of Williams using the glasses and pipe, he said he treated himself to the items ahead of his 51st birthday tomorrow, February 13.

The Angels singer recalled appointing Mike, a member of his team who handles his digital presence, to be "chief bidder" as he was in Los Angeles about to board a plane as the auction got under way.

"As it happens, I got to watch the lot being auctioned live. My iPhone and Mike's iPhone acting like walkie-talkies," he wrote.

"'What should I do Ayd's?' I nervously kept asking my wife. 'Keep bidding' Ayda says with the steely determination of someone bursting through an electronics store door on Black Friday.

"'Keep going Mike' I say. This vignette of conversation would repeat itself several times over the next 10 minutes."

Once he won the bidding war, Williams said he cried "happy, childlike tears".

"You see, I guess we all need friends-we-never-meet from off the telly. Eric has always been mine. An uncle of sorts," he wrote.

"To the very core of me, Eric Morecambe's spirit has been salve for my soul. How Eric made me feel is how I want to make people feel.

"What a gift to be able to create such joy and have that joy be present just by thinking of them."