не ожидала я от Гари, что он прилюдно будет к Робу приставать.. от кого угодно ожидала, но не от него..

For one Take That fan, the band's first reunion in 15 years with Robbie Williams proved to be an overwhelming experience.

So much so, that the adoring fan didn't want the night to end and tried desperately to get the attention of Take That hunk Gary Barlow.

The woman approached the singer for an autograph as he was leaving London's Gore Hotel last night after the BBC Children In Need performance at the Royal Albert Hall.

But Barlow, 38, who had just enjoyed an emotional reunion with singer and ex-Take That star Robbie Williams, was mobbed by fans as he made his way through paparazzi and signed autographs.

The woman struggled to get through the crowd, and lurched past Barlow's security to grab his arm.

But perhaps fearing a Leona Lewis-style attack, a usually accomodating Barlow brushed her off and escaped to the sanctuary of his chauffeur-driven vehicle.
Gary Barlow

Not hanging around: The fan makes one last vaiin attempt to get her CD signed

Barlow had been performing at the charity concert with other band members Mark Owen, Howard Donald and Jason Orange.

They were joined on stage by Williams, 35, in an emotional reunion - the first since the band split in 1995.

For the finale, the five teamed up with Sir Paul McCartney at the other acts to perform The Beatles' Hey Jude.

Williams also admitted that he would be performing with Take That - but refused to be drawn on a date.

He said: 'We'll save that for something special, whatever that is.'

Barlow added: 'Robbie was the icing on the cake for the whole gig. We wanted to stay on and do ten songs. It felt great having him back.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb....pTUUZNW

GARY BARLOW has dedicated his triumphant Children in Need gig to his late father.

Gary - speaking for the first time about the death of dad Colin - was nearly in tears during the show.

The singer masterminded the all-star line-up at the Royal Albert Hall. Near tears, he told fans that TAKE THAT's performance of Rule The World was for Colin, 71, who passed away last month.

Gary, 38, said: "This is for everyone who has lost somebody. This one is for you dad."

He had just finished organising the London show when he lost his father.

And he told The Sun it freed him up to spend a lot of time with his mum Marjorie. Gary said: "I was so pleased I'd got it all done. This was one of those nights he'd have been at. I'd have loved to have him here."

Ticket sales raised Ј500,000 alone. The audience - including LOUIS WALSH and BOYZONE's MIKEY GRAHAM - were treated to Take That on stage with former bandmate Robbie Williams for the first time in 15 years.

The bill also included Sir Paul McCartney, a CHERYL COLE duet with SNOW PATROL, LEONA LEWIS, KATHERINE JENKINS - and the unlikely pairing of DAME SHIRLEY BASSEY and rapper DIZZEE RASCAL.

On Robbie, Gary said: "He was like the icing on the cake for me. When we were stood in a line we wanted to stay and do ten songs. It felt great having him back. It feels like he's back. It really does."

CHILDREN In Need Rocks The Albert Hall will be shown on BBC1 at 8pm on Thursday.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol....pTwMl6S

Gary Barlow, организовавший это мероприятие, представил Уильямса, как «нашего старого друга». Было заметно, что Робби был очень взволнован, и его глаза предательски блестели. Ведь это было его первое появление на публике с полным составом Take That со времен далеких 90-х, когда певец ушел из группы.

Переполненный эмоциями Робби Уильямс обнял по очереди всех своих бывших коллег по Take That – Гари Барлоу (Gary Barlow), Марк Оуэн (Mark Owen), Ховарда Дональда (Howard Donald) и Джейсона Оранжа (Jason Orange).

К сожалению, надеждам фанов не суждено было сбыться и в этот вечер бывшие партнеры не выступили вместе. Музыканты Take That ушли со сцены, а Робби Уильямс остался, чтобы сольно исполнить композиции «Bodies» и «You Know Me».

В интервью газете Daily Mirror Уильямс подытожил: «В этот вечер воссоединение не случилось, мы должны подождать чего-то особенного».
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