Robbie Williams has revealed that he wants to reunite with Take That.
Now based in Los Angeles, Robbie says that he is proud of the group's triumphant comeback and misses their company.
The singer wrote on his website: "I'm over the moon for the boys. The thing that struck me the most was how much fun they're having. It's more rewarding when you're a gang."
He continued: "Ever since I left Take That I've wanted to be in a band. I'd love to be in the band again but I've got some unfinished business of my own."
Since leaving the group in 1995, Stoke-born Robbie has released seven solo albums, with another rumoured to be underway.
Speculation about a reunion increased recently when the star made up with his former bandmates after years of frosty relations.
34-year-old Robbie explained: "We got together a lot over the summer. It was amazing. We've all matured a lot since we parted. I'm very pleased to say the differences we've had have just melted away."
Take That's new album, The Circus, is out now.
Now based in Los Angeles, Robbie says that he is proud of the group's triumphant comeback and misses their company.
The singer wrote on his website: "I'm over the moon for the boys. The thing that struck me the most was how much fun they're having. It's more rewarding when you're a gang."
He continued: "Ever since I left Take That I've wanted to be in a band. I'd love to be in the band again but I've got some unfinished business of my own."
Since leaving the group in 1995, Stoke-born Robbie has released seven solo albums, with another rumoured to be underway.
Speculation about a reunion increased recently when the star made up with his former bandmates after years of frosty relations.
34-year-old Robbie explained: "We got together a lot over the summer. It was amazing. We've all matured a lot since we parted. I'm very pleased to say the differences we've had have just melted away."
Take That's new album, The Circus, is out now.
