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Robbie Williams has hit back at comments about his foul language during Take That's recent comeback live shows.
The singer, who has his own five-song solo set during the Progress show, offended fans over his bad language and crude gestures.
Defending his behaviour, Williams told The Sun: ''I was born and raised for the first three years of my life in a pub.''
He added: "One of my first words was f*ck and one of my first sentences was, 'Give me a f*cking Harvey Wallbanger, please'. I didn't get one."
During Take That's Wembley show on Friday (July 8), Williams told the audience: "I really apologise for all the swearing. There's a number you can ring to complain. It is 0800 Go F*ck Yourself."
The band's tour has so far seen them perform at stadiums in Sunderland, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow. It is Take That's first in fifteen years to feature Robbie Williams.
Take That - Progress Tour photos
