Unrecognizable

Robbie Williams surprises in a wild look

Robbie Williams at Soccer Aid 2024.(Bild: Andrew Couldridge / REUTERS / picturedesk.com)

Soccer Aid 2024 fans had to look twice when Robbie Williams (50) appeared. The singer had a new look that made him almost unrecognizable.

Robbie Williams and the footballers raised money for Unicef at the Soccer Aid charity event. Two of his own children were also there. But it was clearly their famous father who caused a stir at the event and was the subject of much discussion.

So much so, in fact, that some viewers claimed they didn't even recognize him on TV.

Robbie Williams was "unrecognizable" to some of his fans.(Bild: Andrew Couldridge / REUTERS / picturedesk.com)

The singer has been collecting money for Unicef since 2006.(Bild: Andrew Couldridge / REUTERS / picturedesk.com)

Robbie's new mohawk look causes an uproar
The 50-year-old presented himself in a completely new look. His hair combed to one side and a well-behaved smile on his face - that's how Robbie Williams was known until now. But at the soccer match, he caused a stir with his gray hair combed up wildly. But it wasn't just his grey, mohawk-style hair that was surprising - his new eye-catching black glasses also made him "unrecognizable" to some fans.

"Robbie Williams looks stunning with glasses"
Fans also discussed the singer's new look on social media. "Robbie Williams looks so different these days," noted one X user. Another wrote: "You know, I just turned it on and didn't recognize Robbie Williams with his new hairstyle right away."

Other fans were downright thrilled with his new look. One raved: "Robbie looks really good with the gray hair." Another wrote: "Oh, Robbie Williams looks stunning with glasses!"

The singer has been raising money for the United Nations Children's Fund since 2006. This time, the match at London's Stamford Bridge raised 15 million pounds (the equivalent of around 17.7 million euros) for Unicef, as the organizers announced on their website. On Instagram, they also mentioned the total sum of 100 million pounds (around 118 million euros) since the start of the event series.