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Robbie Williams' beloved father, Pete, has been rushed to hospital.
The music icon's 72-year-old dad revealed that he 'broke his spine' after a fall.
Pete took to his Twitter page to upload a concerning image of him laying in the back of an ambulance.
In his caption, Pete penned: "Yesterday I had a fall and broke a bone in my spine (yes, it hurts) and I spent all day today in hospital.
"I’ve had better days," he added.
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Pete, who lives with Parkinson's, added that the condition is becoming a nuisance in his life following his nasty fall which resulted in the 72-year-old breaking a bone in his spine.
"#Parkinsons is a nuisance," Pete added.
Pete shared a concerning photo of himself in the back of an ambulance (TWITTER)
Pete suffered a nasty fall amid his battle with Parkinson's (TWITTER)Former Take That singer Robbie Williams is currently on tour, but has opened up about the worry he faces every day knowing that his dear dad is battling Parkinson's and poor health.
Robbie, 48, previously told The Mirror that he becomes riddled with 'fear and panic' at the thoughts of being stuck in LA while his father is battling the disorder back at home.
"We’ve got a lot of family issues right now. My dad has got Parkinson’s, my mother-in-law who I love dearly has got a very big illness. We can’t get to them. My dad is thousands of miles away," Robbie told us back in 2020.
Robbie is constantly worried about his beloved dad (TWITTER)"My mum is just a year short of 80 and she’s in isolation and I can see the things whirling in her mind and her eyes going."
Robbie has always been open and honest about the fears he harbours surrounding his parents health.
The Candy hit-maker worries about their 'vulnerability' as the years go on and they continue to grow older.
Robbie is worried for his parents as they grow older (@poppapete299)
Robbie Williams and Ayda Field both has parents with poor health (PA)"We are incredibly fortunate to be where we are but right now I am also talking for my dad, who is in the bungalow in Stoke-on-Trent and for my mum, who is in a house by herself," Robbie explained.
“They’re of that age that is very vulnerable to what is going on, so I am speaking to them on the phone daily," he told The Sun.
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