British Singer Robbie Williams has revealed that he was diagnosed with autism. He disclosed this during the launch of Hopeium at Flannels in London, England, his clothing brand.
“I have ADHD, and I just found out I have a bit of autism as well. “It is my get-out-of-jail-free card now and all the weird…I just say, Sorry, I’m autistic,” Williams said.
The 52-year-old explained that with ADHD, you can completely and utterly concentrate on something 1,000 percent, but with absolutely everything else, you cannot do it.
Williams is known for his electrifying performance at stage, is also a celebrated star in pop music with his unpredictable energy. He blends unique style that has helped him navigate fame, creativity and personal challenges.
He has embraced his diagnosis, stating he has joined the public figures who are reframing autism, opening up about the importance of recognizing the diverse ways people interact with the world.
Robbie Williams’s revelation is both intimate and impactful and by sharing his autism diagnosis, he not only depends on the public’s understanding of his personal journey but contributes to acceptance and celebration of neurodiversity.
