TakeThat stars GaryBarlow and robbiewilliams just made our dreams come true 😍
Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow have sent fans into a frenzy after sharing an incredible clip of themselves hosting a virtual duet.
The intimate single details their reconciliation and explores the issues they had with each other before and after Robbie, who recently reunited with his family after being in isolation over coronavirus fears, quit the band back in 1995. It was captioned: "Let’s start the week BIG !!!!! Sorry to have made you wait so long for this one. Yes the dynamic duo return.
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