All of Robbie William's albums and greatest hits as he reveals which one he 'regrets'

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Robbie Williams has revealed which single from one of his twelve studio albums he regrets releasing. It comes as a new Netflix docu-series sees the star reflect on his life, including the highs and lows of the music industry, his struggles with drug addiction and his marriage to wife Ayda Field.

The 49-year-old singer has confessed there was one single he’s so ashamed of he can barely speak about it. In an interview with DIY Magazine, he said he was embarrassed watching footage of him promoting his seventh album, Rudebox, because he hated the title track.

Robbie reinvented his sound several times over the years, but he deeply regrets trying to be young and hip with his grime and hip-hop influenced album in 2006, and cringed when he remembered the lyrics describe Adidas Superstar trainers and “pockets full of Durex”. READ MORE: Robbie Williams and Ayda Field's relationship timeline as call which 'ended' relationship revealed READ MORE: The married couple behind controversial Twin Flames dating empire at centre of latest Netflix documentary “My biggest regret is putting that out as the first single,” Robbie said. “If I’d have put it out third and explained properly [that] it’s daft - I know!

I’m not trying to be a grime artist. I know it’s daft.” He also revealed he hated watching footage of himself back in 2006 introducing the single to an audience, and was left red-faced. “In the documentary, the biggest cringe point for me is explaining to an audience who are about to listen to Rudebox for the first time that this is gonna be the biggest single since Angels,” he laughed.