Robbie Williams came together on stage with Take That in London last night.
The singer looked moved as he stood alongside Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Howard Donald.
Barlow, who organized the “Children In Need event at the Royal Albert Hall, welcomed Williams on stage by calling him – “an old friend of ours”.
This also happens to be the first time Williams happens to make an appearance with the Take That band.
He later performed ‘Hey Jude’ with the rest of the band, led by Sir Paul McCartney.
The event will be aired on BBC1 next Thursday has already raised £500,000 for Children In Need from the sale of tickets alone.
Robbie Williams came together on stage with Take That in London last night.
The singer looked moved as he stood alongside Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Howard Donald.
Barlow, who organized the “Children In Need event at the Royal Albert Hall, welcomed Williams on stage by calling him – “an old friend of ours”.
This also happens to be the first time Williams happens to make an appearance with the Take That band.
He later performed ‘Hey Jude’ with the rest of the band, led by Sir Paul McCartney.
The event will be aired on BBC1 next Thursday has already raised £500,000 for Children In Need from the sale of tickets alone.
