Robbie williams and wife ayda splurge at gleneagles ahead of murrayfield concert

WILLIAMS WILL KICK OFF HIS ‘BRITPOP’ TOUR AT EDINBURGH’S SCOTTISH GAS MURRAYFIELD STADIUM AND AS THE CAPITAL GEARS UP FOR ROAD CLOSURES AND THOUSANDS OF FANS THIS WEEKEND, HE AND HIS FAMILY

HAVE BEEN LIVING IT UP ONE OF SCOTLAND’S MOST EXCLUSIVE HOTELS. 11:30, 29 May 2025 Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda have been living it up in Gleneagles before the start of his UK stadium

tour in Scotland on Saturday. Williams will kick off his ‘Britpop’ tour at Edinburgh’s Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium and as the capital gears up for road closures and thousands of fans

this weekend, he and his family have been living it up one of Scotland’s most exclusive hotels. Robbie’s wife Ayda revealed they have been making the most of the drink offerings available at

the £1600 a night five star hotel. She shared some pictures enjoying the whisky offerings at the plush resort, a favourite of Prince William and Princess Kate, John Travolta, Oasis and Sir

Sean Connery, when he was alive of course. Showing off the beautiful gardens where she and Rock DJ star Robbie have been enjoying walks, she also shared pictures of the nearby stream.

Article continues below After some rambling, she then made her way into one of the hotels restaurants where she showed off an ice bucket containing six bottles of wine including the

non-alcoholic Wild Idol priced at £30 a bottle in shops, making it one of the more expensive non alcoholic alternatives. Ayda joked: “My drink order just arrived.” Ayda also couldn’t resist

taking a picture of her table’s next order which consisted of four bottles of The Macallan whisky including one Time: Space Mastery 200 anniversary edition that was worth £1200 in the shops

and considerably more at Gleneagles. She laughed: “My other drink order just arrived.” She then showed off a vintage bottle of £1500 Eschenauer Cognac from 1825 as well as a £300 Macallan

sherry oak cask Highland Single malt. Her celebrations continued with a crepe flambé as she joked: “There may or may not have been alcohol in my dessert.” Williams recently admitted to The

Record that he had come to terms with his status as a cabaret artist. The former Take That singer said he now sees himself as “cringe” as he prepares to play in Scotland. Williams, 51, said:

“I'm going backwards in time to Tommy Cooper and Morecambe & Wise, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin with a sweary twist. That's how I see myself now. “Whereas before, I wanted to

be rock ’n’ roll and high octane, I’m Robbie from a boy band and I can now be this guy, the creature that I always really meant to be.” He added: “I’m embracing parts of showbusiness that

people don't embrace these days. “I want to be cabaret, world-class cabaret but with an edge, sweary cabaret I suppose. “I think that it's cringe for a lot of people and not

necessarily a high art form but some of the best people in the world have been cabaret. Count Basie, Liza Minnelli, Tom Jones. “That's where I'm trying to propel myself and give

myself purpose, to embrace this tour and get through it. “I want to be the best entertainer there is. I don't see anybody trying to carve that lane out for themselves so that's

what I'm trying to do. “Music is healing as namaste as that sounds and nostalgia is also healing. Come and relive those moments that they lived with me in the past. It'll do them

good and it'll do me good too. I'm really looking forward to it.” Article continues below The singer and Ayda have four children, Theodora, 11, Charlton, nine, Colette, five, and

Beau, three.