Robbie Williams admits that he may have Asperger's Syndrome

British singer Robbie Williams revealed that he believes he is suffering from Asperger's Syndrome, a disorder characterized by difficulties in the development of social skills.

According to an interview on Radio 2 of the BBC and a report in the English newspaper "Dailymail", the performer made a dramatic confession: "I may have Asperger's or autism, I do not know in what Spectrum I am, but I do know " while pointing to" It's hard work to achieve, I have an interesting compulsion, addiction and mental illness, I would say. "

The unexpected confession of the 44 year old artist on his health adds to what he said earlier about his battles with anxiety and depression. "I have big blind spots, maybe asperger or autism, I do not know what spectrum I am in, I'm in something."

The performer of the "Angels" or "Let me entertain you" the celebration of the 2018 Russia World Cup with a performance at the opening ceremony, he suffered from depression and d 39, anxiety, and had problems with alcohol and drugs throughout his life.

"I would have it if it was Robbie Williams, the pop star, or Robert Williams, the worker, day after day things are changing, I'm doing the same things as the day before, but today I'm not going to be there. it's a different day and I do not know why it's hard to get out It's only what I am. " However, admitted that he feels that he has learned to better manage and enjoy his life in recent years especially since he became the father of his two children Teddy, five, and Charlton, three, with his wife, l & # 39; actress Ayda Field, who is married since 2010.

In an interview with the British newspaper "The Sun", the singer acknowledged that he had been near death "several times", and compared his "roller coaster life" with that of the deceased George Michael .

According to the National Autistic Society, Asperger's Syndrome (AS) is an intellectual disability that affects the life of the individual. how people perceive the world and interact with others.

Is considered in the autistic spectrum, is a neurodevelopmental disorder that makes the brain function differently to people who suffer from it, especially in the communicative aspects or social interaction, as well as in the flexibility of thought and behavior.

People with AS see, hear and feel the world differently from others, they can easily feel overwhelmed and anxious; Taking part in everyday life and having relationships with other people can also be a challenge. There is no cure for this syndrome.

JB