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Robbie Williams sings to baby Beau in sweet home video as wife Ayda Field wishes he ‘could breastfeed’
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Robbie Williams put on his best performance while singing to his youngest child Beau with the sweet moment captured on camera by his wife Ayda Field.
Ayda joked that if her husband could only breastfeed as well he’d be an all-rounder.
In the home video shared on Instagram the Angels singer, with tousled bed hair and dressed in a T-shirt that had ‘F**KIN SAVAGE’ emblazoned on it, sang in an operatic style to their son.
As Beau sits in his high-chair at breakfast, Robbie gives him a passionate performance, at one point gently taking his son’s hands as he reaches out to him.
Ayda wrote in the Instagram caption: ‘Now if only @robbiewilliams could breastfeed…:)’
The X Factor star added the hashtags #breakfastwiththewilliamses #soothingsounds #beau-tiful and #parenthood.
The couple also announced they had welcomed Beau via surrogate in February last year.
Sharing a picture of their four children’s bare feet Ayda said: ‘On this Valentine’s Day, we would like to celebrate love in the most awesome way… Beau Benedict Enthoven Williams.
‘As with Coco, he is biologically ours, but born via our same incredible surrogate.
‘We are so blessed to have our healthy son safely in our arms and are officially complete as a family.’
Robbie and Ayda also share children Teddy, Charlton and Coco.
The Williamses are reportedly eyeing a move to Switzerland after quietly putting the singer’s Wiltshire mansion up for sale.
The family lived in Geneva for six months in the summer amid the pandemic to make sure they wanted to move there permanently.
It was previously reported that his new swish Swiss pad cost £24million, with the Take That star apparently ‘delighted’ with their home.
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