Robbie Williams supported over worrying post after horror diagnosis

Robbie Williams Expresses Concerns Over Mental Wellbeing in Late-Night Instagram Post

Pop superstar Robbie Williams has prompted fan worry after sharing a series of introspective messages on Instagram. The 51-year-old former Take That singer conveyed his thoughts in the early hours of Monday morning, indicating that a persistent idea was disrupting his sleep. In the candid post, Williams touched upon themes of self-perception and internal conflict, leading to expressions of concern from his followers.

Singer Reflects on Inner Turmoil

Across three pages of text uploaded to the social media platform, Robbie Williams described himself as “surviving his own personality.” He elaborated, writing: “Some days it’s not self-improvement. It’s self-containment. Just making sure the chaos doesn’t spill on the carpet.” The acclaimed singer-songwriter further explained his desire for comprehensive self-knowledge and a deeper understanding of his thought processes.

Williams openly questioned his expectations of the world and vice versa, while contemplating the establishment of personal boundaries. He disturbingly added: “Seeing as I have something inside me that wants to sabotage, cause chaos – and, even darker still, see me leave this planet.”

Continuing his stream of consciousness, he reflected on the potentially “hellish” nature of life lessons and questioned his worthiness for “the next place.” He further wrote: “First thing I notice: I treat myself really badly. If anything, right now, I guess the answer is love. And with that… I’ve just had a revelation. I’ve got some work to do.”

Fans Offer Support Amidst Worrying Post

Numerous individuals from the star’s 3.3 million Instagram followers quickly offered words of encouragement. One commenter wrote: “You wrote a song Love My Life, Rob you need this as your mantra you have to love yourself cause you are beautiful, praise yourself, compliment yourself and a change will start to happen those wolves will quieten and not appear as often love starts with you believe in it & yourself.”

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Another follower added: “What a deep thinkling, Rob. Making me worried about you.” A third comment read: “Please learn to love yourself. You have done so much in your life what you can be proud of!”

Recent Depression Diagnosis Revealed

Mental Health Struggles

This unsettling online communication follows Williams’ recent disclosure of experiencing his first episode of depression in a decade. In an interview with The Mirror, he stated: “The year started with some ill mental health, which I haven’t had for a very, very long time. I was sad, I was anxious, I was depressed.”

He described the resurgence of depression as particularly challenging, as he believed he had overcome it: “It’s been about 10 years… I thought I was at the other end of the arc. I thought this was the end of my story, and that I would just go walking into this marvellous wonderland. So for it to return was just confusing.”

Family Health Concerns

Williams’ recent period of distress appears to coincide with the revelation of his mother, Janet’s, dementia diagnosis in November. This followed four years after the singer announced that his father, Pete, had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

Speaking about his biographical film, Better Man, Robbie Williams told HELLO!: “My mum’s currently got dementia – like my nan in the film – and my dad’s got Parkinsons and can’t get out of bed. So I’m in a different part of my life right now.”