I still can't drive,"Robbie Williams"

Robbie Williams has said that he regrets the fact he has never learnt to drive a car.
The Take That singer made the comments during an interview about his promotional track 'Collision of Worlds' for the Disney Pixar sequel Cars 2.

"I don't have a driver's licence," Williams admitted, when asked the type of car he drives.

"In London you just don't drive because the traffic is terrible so you get cabs to go everywhere," Williams explained. "Which has left me being 37 and still without a driver's licence in Los Angeles."

Despite being unable to drive himself, Williams revealed that he has always been fascinated with cars and is interested Formula 1 racing.

"We have Formula 1 over in England and it's always been a very important part of growing up and seeing these heroes and respecting and admiring them and the glamour that surrounds them," he added.

When asked what type of car he sees himself as, Williams said that he would be a comfortable and steady minivan.

Williams recently revealed that his Take That bandmate Gary Barlow is helping him work on his new solo album.

Robbie Williams 'scared of fatherhood'

Robbie Williams has admitted that he is apprehensive about starting a family.

The Take That star revealed that his wife Ayda Field is "desperate" to have children.

Williams wed Field at his home in Los Angeles last August and in October he denied reports that the pair were trying for a baby, insisting that he's "putting it off for as long as possible".

However, the singer has confessed that he has now come around to the idea.

In an interview with Dutch TV show Rtl Boulevard, he said: "I thought that was part of the job. That's how it goes, isn't it? She desperately wants a child... I am terrified of that.

"I'm going to have to be [a good dad] and I will be because I will have to be. Yeah, I'm selfish. I enjoy doing what I want to do, whenever I want to do it. But on the [other hand], a baby comes into your life and you're forced to not have everything be about you, and that will be good for me."