Thu, 01 March 2007 12:00:00 ET
Take That, who've been picked for not mentioning Robbie at the Brit, has been sending him support by text messages, saying that they want to deal with him privately.
Take That have been sending former bandmate Robbie Williams text messages of
support as he fights his prescription drug addiction.
The group - Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Jason Orange - have
dismissed claims they deliberately snubbed Robbie by failing to mention him
when collecting their British Single BRIT award.
They insist they have been in constant contact with the 'Angels' singer
since he checked into a US rehab centre but don't want to publicise their
support.
Gary said: "We got picked up a lot for not mentioning Robbie when we
collected the award and for us it seemed like everyone was just jumping on
the bandwagon.
"But we have all sent texts and emails to him. We just want to deal with it
privately."
Robbie checked into Arizona's Meadows centre on February 13 the day before
the BRITs.
He is being treated for an addiction to the anti-depressants Seroxat and
Xanax, and the painkiller Vicodin.
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