ROBBIE Williams says he is desperate to write a TV advertising jingle — and has set his sights on Jaffa Cakes.
The singer said he has already adapted lyrics for the spongy citrus treats from Pat Benatar’s 1983 hit Love Is A Battlefield.
He sang on Rob Brydon’s podcast: “They are sponge, sponge with a little o-range, they’ve been in our lives for so long — Love is a Jaffa Cake.”
Robbie, who stars in a new Netflix documentary, said another of his dreams had come true.
The former Take That singer explained: “I’ve also always wanted to have one of my songs sung in a stadium about a football player or a manager, and Angels is sung to Ange Postecoglou at Spurs. So I’m chuffed.”
Earlier this week, the superstar revealed he had a panic attack when he had to go shopping alone.
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The superstar had to head to a supermarket abroad to gather food for himself, but when he went shopping he found he was nearly unable to.
But on reflection Robbie, 49, admitted that his life may have become too extravagant.
The former X Factor judge has mansions in London, LA and Switzerland to look after – and he admitted he needs to start scaling his lifestyle down.
He also admitted that the reason why he found himself in such a predicament was because his food has always been prepared by a chef.
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Robbie explained: “I’m not proud to say this, but I went to the supermarket by myself in Switzerland the other day – I’m not very often by myself, but I was in Switzerland, I was by myself, and I had to go down to the supermarket to buy things.
“And I got in there, had a panic attack, and came out with two boxes of All Bran and a pack of salt and vinegar crisps.
“It wasn’t a full on panic attack, I just went in and I don’t know ‘what do you do?’.
“I’m very rarely on my own and I’ve had a chef always.
“It’s absolutely incredible but also at the same time it goes along with the big life that I have made for myself that constantly needs serving.
“My dreams became much bigger than they’ve ever been.”
