


By PETE SAMSON, Deputy Bizarre EditorCARL STROUD and LUCY HAGAN
Published: Today
CHUNKY ROBBIE WILLIAMS is turning into a double of his hero ELVIS as he piles on the pounds during his showbiz retirement.
The troubled star, 34, revealed a bloated face and bulging paunch as he played golf with his family and actress girlfriend AYDA FIELD, 28, in California.
He is a devoted fan of the rock and roll legend, who died a portly junk food addict — he has “Elvis Grant Me Serenity” tattooed on a shoulder.
Now he is even starting to look like him.
Battling
Former Take That singer Robbie’s weight has yo-yoed throughout his career and he has battled drink and drugs.
See Robbie's weight yo-yoing, and more pics of the star with his girlfriend by clicking on the link below.
But he has never been further from the image that won him millions of female admirers.
The Los Angeles-based star recently told fans there would be no new album this year and has hinted at retiring for good.
A source revealed yesterday: “Robbie has made it clear he’s put his showbiz life on hold.
“He doesn’t need to remain trim for any professional reason, so he’s let himself go.
“He’s also really happy with Ayda and being content in that area can also lead to weight gain.”
Robbie now devotes his time to investigating aliens and UFOs — and is convinced they exist.
He recently revealed: “You won’t be seeing a lot of me for a while. The more I’m away from public life, the more I like it.”
Regarding the photos on the Internet, Cyrus said these were "silly,
inappropriate shots" and she was sorry if she had disappointed anyone.
"I appreciate all the support of my fans, and hope they understand that along the
way I am going to make mistakes and I am not perfect," she said.
"Most of all, I have let myself down. I will learn from my mistakes and trust my support team. My family and my faith will guide me through my life's journey."
Late last year, some candid photos of Cyrus frolicking with a female friend during a sleepover raised some eyebrows. She said at the time that there was "nothing
wrong" with those photos.
Cyrus rocketed to fame as "Hannah Montana" on the Disney Channel's TV show of the same name about a girl who leads a double life
as a teenager and singing sensation."Hannah Montana" ranks first among TV
series of U.S. cable television for children aged 6 to 14. Her concert tour last
year, "Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds" was a sensation,
sparking a 3D movie that topped the box office chart.
(Writing by Belinda
Goldsmith, Editing by Dean Goodman)