Robbie Williams Believed He Had Covid-19 and Admits He Feared for His Life
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Robbie Williams was quarantined 21 days after returning from Australia, where he had scheduled a concert that, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, was ultimately cancelled. It was during this quarantine period that the musician feared the worst: being infected with Covid-19.
Concerned about the lack of food and with medication running out, the musician admits that he felt “very fearful for a few days”.
“I began to feel that my body was becoming lethargic, tired and heavy, and I convinced myself that I had coronavirus,” he recalls in a statement to The Sun newspaper.
Fearing for his life, the musician decided to pray for his health and for his family. I don’t often do this, but I knelt down and prayed. I thought about my wife and family. (…) The symptoms disappeared and the fear disappeared,” he explains.
This was also the way he found to protect himself against anxiety and negative energies: “I have to do this because I’m depressive”, he adds, advising everyone to put away negative feelings during quarantine.
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