Dita Von Teese revealed details of her date with Robbie Williams.

Dita Von Teese talked about her romance with Robbie Williams

According to The Sun: Dita Von Teese admitted that she dated Robbie Williams in the early 2000s, just after her breakup with rocker Marilyn Manson.

In Alan Carr's podcast 'Life’s A Beach' the 53-year-old burlesque star shared:

“I actually went on a date with Robbie Williams. I don’t know how we met.”

She revealed that she met Robbie at some event before their date, after which they visited the Hamburger Mary’s for a bingo night:

“We went there, and at first he won twice in a row and did victory laps. And I thought, 'This guy is crazy'. I love him. He’s so cool.”

Robbie, 51, later married American television presenter Ayda Field, with whom he raises four children.

Robbie Williams' confession about Tourette's syndrome

Robbie recently announced his diagnosis — Tourette's syndrome. He explained that his tics do not manifest externally but complicate his life, especially during performances:

“I just realized that I have Tourette's syndrome, but it doesn’t manifest. It’s an invasion of thoughts that occurs inside me.”

In addition, he noted:

“You might think that a stadium full of people proclaiming their love for you would help you focus. But what’s inside me doesn’t hear that.”

Dita's divorce from Marilyn Manson

Dita married Marilyn Manson in December 2005, but their marriage ended after a year. In 2021, Manson was accused of sexual assault, but he denied those claims. The case was closed due to the expiration of the statute of limitations.

More than a dozen women made accusations against Manson, but Dita emphasized that her own experience in a relationship with him does not match these accusations:

“Please understand that the details that became public do not reflect my personal experience during our seven years together. If they did, I would not have married him in December 2005.”

She also added:

“I left him because of infidelity and drug abuse.”

This story highlights not only the personal lives of famous celebrities but also the complex issues they face, especially in the context of publicity. Dita's openness in discussing her past relationship with Robbie Williams and problems in her marriage to Manson reflects the realities of modern celebrity life, which is often the subject of public scrutiny. At the same time, Robbie's confession about Tourette's syndrome points to the importance of discussing mental health issues that even the most famous individuals may face.