ROBBIE Williams' wife Ayda Field has been rushed to hospital as she shared a photo from A&E.
The former X Factor judge, 44, took to her Instagram Stories on Sunday night to share her hospital ordeal with her followers.
Ayda posted a picture of her attached to a drip and a heart monitor.
The TV star wore a pair of cream jogging trousers, a black and white patterned t-shirt and a matching hooded jumper.
She looked glum as she posed for a photo sitting on her hospital bed.
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Alongside the photo, she wrote: "After a picture perfect evening, a less than picture perfect ending."
But the star assured fans that she was on the mend, writing: "Back now and resting."
Ayda did not elaborate on the reason for her hospital visit, but she did thank her husband for his support.
She added: "Thanks to my amazing hubby Robbie Williams being by my side."
It comes not long after Robbie released a new 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.
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."
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After Robbie got clean, the pair got back together.
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.
