Think you know all there is to know about the winner of this year's BRITs Icon Award? Think again...
Having won more BRITs than any other artist in history (17, if you're counting) and bagged the prestigious BRITs Icon Award in November (joining Sir Elton John and David Bowie asthe only ever recipients), Robbie Williams has promised to put on a stunning show when he takes to the stage at the 37th annual award ceremony on 22 February at The O2.
But while Robbie has been a part of British music culture for decades, there are a lot of things you probably never knew about him.
Here are 10 to top up your pop trivia knowledge in time for the big event:
The RobbieMoji keyboard and app features hundreds of Robbie-themed exclusive emojis and stickers that you can use to communicate your every mood and expression.
Angels only made it to No 4 in the UK chart when it was released in December 1997
His song Millennium was his first solo No 1, hitting the top spot when released as a single from his 1998 album I've Been Expecting You.
He has his own clothing line
Robbie set up Farrell in 2011, specialising in modern style with quintessentially old-fashioned tailoring.
Robbie voiced the character of Dougal in The Magic Roundabout movie
He joined an all-star cast that included Jim Broadbent, Joanna Lumley, Sir Ian McKellen, Kylie Minogue and Bill Nighy for the 2005 animated film. Dougal is a hairy dog, resembling a Skye terrier, with an inquisitive nature.
Robbie set up Soccer Aid with his friend Jonathan Wilkes
The biennial charity event - a football match between teams of celebrities and professional football players - has raised more than £20 million for Unicef, for which Robbie is a UK ambassador.
He appeared in EastEnders - although you probably didn't notice
When Boris Johnson, then the London mayor, had a cameo in the much loved soap in 2009, he got to have a chat with Queen Vic landlady Peggy Mitchell.
That was a big upgrade on Robbie Williams' guest appearance in 1995, when the bad boy of Take That lurked in the background on a payphone for all of a couple of seconds.
He used to be a double glazing salesman
Robbie tried his hand at selling windows in his hometown of Stoke-on-Trent after leaving school at 16 - the same year he auditioned for a new boyband called Take That.
Robbie can't drive
He said he regrets never learning, but when living in London "the traffic is terrible so you get cabs to go everywhere" - which would still mean you get stuck in traffic, surely?
He had to pay £1.5 million to break his contract and leave Take That
"I think I made a million or something in Take That and then it cost me a million and a half to get out of the deal," he said.
"So, as a 20-year-old, I ended up coming out of Take That owing £500,000." But it was an investment worth making, as his £80 million solo contract with EMI in 2002 is still one of the biggest recording deals of all time.
"I am rich beyond my wildest dreams," he said at the time. Rich beyond all of our dreams, Robbie.
He has an "A" tattooed on his ring finger
Robbie got the tat after losing his wedding ring within the first year of marriage to wife Ayda Field. He said: "[I] can't lose a tattoo, barring some very unfortunate incident."
Bonus fact: Robbie has topped the Official Albums Chart 12 times
His new album, The Heavy Entertainment Show, reached No 1 in November 2016, meaning Robbie has matched Elvis Presley's record for the most chart-topping albums for a male solo artist in the UK.
The Beatles currently hold the record for the most No 1 albums ever - 15.
