18 Sep 2012 (11 y/o)
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In the world of Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda, their first child, Theodora Rose Williams, lovingly known as "Teddy," occupies a special place. She's the big sister to Charlie, Coco, and Beau.
Robbie's love for his daughter is clear for all to see, quite literally etched onto his skin. He has a teddy bear tattoo on his arm, a lasting tribute to Teddy. In interviews, Robbie openly acknowledges how she has been his savior in many ways, highlighting the profound impact she's had on his life. His affection for Teddy even inspired him to write the heartfelt song "Go Gentle," a musical message dedicated to his beloved daughter.
Talent seems to run in the family as well, with Teddy inheriting her father's knack for entertainment. Videos shared by her parents on Instagram offer glimpses of Teddy singing and playing the piano with impressive skill, showcasing her emerging musical talents.
From the very beginning, Robbie and Ayda made a conscious choice to shield their children from the prying eyes of the public. This commitment to privacy means that you won't find any photographs showing their kids' faces.
Yet, there are exceptions to every rule. In 2018, Teddy had a remarkable moment when she made her debut as a bridesmaid at the royal wedding of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank. Teddy's youthful energy and natural curiosity added a charming touch to the celebration. Notably, she engaged in a cute exchange with Sarah Ferguson, asking if she was the Queen. When Sarah gently said "no," Teddy followed up by asking if she was a Princess, to which Sarah replied with an affirmative "Yes." Teddy's effortless charm extended to royal protocol as she waved to the enthusiastic crowds gathered for the second royal wedding that year.
In the Williams household, Teddy's journey through life promises to be as extraordinary as her father's career, filled with love, talent, and occasional glimpses into the world of fame. All of this is navigated with grace and a commitment to maintaining their family's privacy.