Robbie Williams Suffered From Depression

Renowned singer and songwriter Robbie Williams says that he had spent his summer break feeling depressed and isolated. The singer also said that he has also been struggling to interact with people due to depression.

The singer says that his depression has been getting over him until his doctor put him under a new treatment and medication to bring everything back to normal. He says after the medication, he has been feeling better.

"I had a really weird summer. Just couldn't connect with anybody, apart from my wife," said the singer in a statement.

"I didn't know how to talk to anybody, even people who are with me every day. I was isolated, in my head. It was troublesome and sad. Then I tried this anti-depressant and things have changed. The demons are quiet." Robbie Williams said further.

The "Party Like A Russian" hitmaker has battled alcohol and drug addictions previously, so he is concerned about that as well and said that he would not like to walk that lane again and pick alcohol or narcotics to get relief from his depression.

"I definitely can't drink. I definitely can't do coke. I can't do ecstasy. And I don't fancy heroin. Or M-Cat (mephedrone) or ketamine or any of those things. But maybe there's a once-a-year special voucher that I get for good behaviour." He added.

"But not for any of those things. I'll leave it to your imagination," Robbie Williams added.