ROBBIE Williams has revealed a series of unseen snaps of him with wife Ayda Field in Morocco.
The 49-year-old recently opened up about his early days with Ayda, 44, as well as their decision to part ways in 2007.
Robbie recently came out with a docuseries where he addressed crucial moments in his career.
One of which was his break-up from his wife many years ago.
At the time, the star was going through treatment for a prescription drug addiction.
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Once the treatment was over, the pair re-ignited their flame on a romantic holiday to Morocco.
In the documentary, regarding Robbie, Ayda said: "He is like I can't be in a relationship and I have to get better, I have to break up with you.
"I understood it because I saw he was unwell and I remember thinking I just want you to get better whatever you need to do, and I was just so crestfallen. He was my soulmate and then he was gone."
After Robbie got clean, the pair got back together.
In the photos, Robbie and Ayda are seen spending quality time on a yacht.
Robbie donned swimming trunks whilst Ayda wore a black halter neck bikini with black sunglasses.
The Take That star married Ayda at his home in Los Angeles in 2010.
Ayda was a TV star way before she had even met Robbie. Her breakout role was at aged 23 when she played Angela Moroni in the huge US soap Days of our Lives.
She also starred in Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip alongside Matthew Perry.
Robbie recently revealed he went on a six-day bender at the height of his boozing.
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In part two of The Sun’s exclusive interview, Robbie, 49, recalled: “I thought I could snort the most, take the most pills, drink the most and I thought that was a superpower at the time.
“I didn’t know that was my fast- track to death. You feel like you’re indestructible, I didn’t feel I was going to die. It’s only subsequently I realise I was close.
“I stayed awake for six days. I was with somebody with deals to the dealers and it was a six-day bender, and it went very quickly.”
