Ayda Field was on hand to help her husband Robbie Williams overcome his personal grief as they frolicked on the red carpet at the Better Man premiere in London.
The actress, 45, was in good spirits as she posed next to her pop star husband on Wednesday.
The brunette bombshell wore a figure-hugging black velvet tuxedo-style dress for the event.
She added a pair of sky-high black stilettos and statement silver earrings and made sure to show off her toned legs with a thigh-high slit.
Robbie, 50, opted for a more relaxed look in an oversized gray striped suit which he wore over a black cardigan.
He completed his daring look with a pair of black platform loafers with jewel detailing on the toes.
Ayda Field was on hand to help her husband Robbie Williams overcome his personal grief as they frolicked on the red carpet at the Better Man premiere in London
The actress, 45, was in good spirits as she posed next to her pop star husband on Wednesday, pulling a series of funny poses
Despite Robbie’s recent confession about his mother’s health, the pair wandered around the red carpet, laughing and joking in front of photographers
Despite Robbie’s recent confession about his mother’s health, the pair wandered around the red carpet, laughing and joking in front of photographers.
The couple, who married in 2010, hugged before the event before Robbie picked up his wife’s leg and bent her back as she laughed.
The former Take That member also blew kisses to the waiting crowd and pulled a series of faux-serious expressions.
His cheerful mood at the premiere of his film comes after he announced that his mother Janet has been diagnosed with dementia.
The diagnosis comes four years after the singer revealed that his father Pete had Parkinson’s.
The Angels singer spoke about the diagnosis after revealing how his upcoming biopic Better Man’s film depicts his loving relationship with his late grandmother, who has dementia.
When asked about his parents’ thoughts on the film, Robbie told HELLO! ‘My mother currently has dementia – like my grandmother in the film – and my father has Parkinson’s and can’t get out of bed. So I’m in a different part of my life now.’
In 2020, Robbie revealed that his father Pete had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, admitting at the time that he was battling “anxiety and panic” over his father’s diagnosis.
He told The Mirror that getting diagnosed during Covid made things extra difficult because he and his wife Ayda and their children were thousands of miles away from his parents in Los Angeles.
The brunette bombshell wore a figure-hugging black velvet tuxedo-style dress for the event, while Robbie opted for an oversized gray suit
Robbie gave a thumbs up to photographers before heading to the premiere of his film
He also blew kisses to the waiting crowd and seemed happy to be at the event despite his family debts
His cheerful mood at the premiere of his film comes after he announced that his mother Janet has been diagnosed with dementia
Robbie Williams has revealed that his mother Janet has been diagnosed with dementia. The diagnosis comes four years after the singer revealed his father Pete had Parkinson’s (pictured together in 2019)
In 2020, Robbie revealed that his father Pete had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, admitting at the time that he was battling ‘anxiety and panic’ over his father’s diagnosis (Pete pictured with Robbie and his wife Ayda)
‘We have a lot of family problems at the moment. My father has Parkinson’s, my mother-in-law, whom I love very much, has a very serious disease. We can’t get to them. My father is thousands of miles away.’
Robbie added of his mother at the time: “My mother is just a year short of 80 and she’s isolated and I can see things turning around in her head and her eyes going.”
The former Take That star was joined on stage many times by his father Pete, who is also a singer.
Robbie’s parents separated in 1977. The pair also share daughter Sally, who is 11 years older than Robbie.
The pop star previously shared his concerns for both his parents during an interview with The Sun, saying: “They’re at that age where they’re very vulnerable to what’s going on, so I speak to them on the phone every day.”
Robbie and his wife Ayda, 45, have a lot to contend with, as Ayda also recently revealed that her mother Gwen’s cervical cancer has returned, following previous battles with breast cancer and a diagnosis of Parkinson’s and Lupus.