Carefree Robbie goes on holiday

Saturday, June 20, 2009, 09:20

SUPERSTAR Robbie Williams is all packed up and ready to go on his holidays.

The 35-year-old had flown to Miami, in Florida, when he posed for the paparazzi outside the airport.

Robbie was part of a group, including his girlfriend, the Angels singer and actress, Ayda Field, and his dad Pete Conway, who landed in Miami to catch a private jet to take them on a paradise break in an exclusive ocean-front hideaway in the Caribbean.

The former St Margaret Ward High School pupil, who moved to Britain from Los Angeles in January, had headed outside for a cigarette straight after passing through U.S. immigration at the airport.

His group was then picked up by a chauffeur and ferried to a nearby private airport.

As he puffed on his fag, Robbie had seemed happy and relaxed, although somewhat dowdy in a grey 'granddad' cardigan and baggy jeans.

But the one-time baby-faced 'cheeky chappie' of Take That seemed to have waved goodbye to his youthful looks, with his once jet-black hair seemingly starting to turn ashen.

The Tunstall-born star went on holiday as he continues to record his new album which is expected to be released in October.

He has been in the studio as former Take That colleagues Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Gary Barlow have been enjoying their biggest ever tour which continues in Glasgow this weekend.

Robbie returned to live in England with girlfriend Ayda in the New Year after spending five years in Los Angeles.

He has now set up home in a luxurious 71-acre country mansion in Wiltshire.

And within weeks of returning to Britain, Robbie treated Ayda to a romantic Valentine's Day afternoon out – at the football watching Port Vale lose at Brentford.

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