Robbie Williams talks about his Jewish kids
The pop star tells podcast host about his children's heritage
Brigit Grant is the Jewish News Supplements Editor
With his podcast On the Edge with Andrew Gold https://www.andrewgoldpodcast.com/an audience of thousands has decided he is the man to listen to. Currently leading YouTube with chats about Tom Cruise and other well-known Scientologists, this week Andrew releases the second part of his chat with Robbie Williams, who will certainly delight JN readers when he talks about his Jewish children. As it’s better when Robbie says it be sure to go to youtube.com or andrewgoldpodcast.com to listen, but let’s just say when Andrew reveals his faith, Robbie chips in with: “My wife is Ashkenazi and my kids are Jewish.” His spouse Ayda Field is a Turkish-American model who makes no secret of her heritage but for Robbie to announce it with pride… it’s good to hear.
Click here to listen to that moment.
Full interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CL-NeWdkVlA&list=PLwU7HOfuSL5Lf_AwKmnXXDg1b3Vbt6gAm&index=2
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