Robbie Williams cuts a casual figure in floral shirt and teal shorts as he joins wife Ayda Field and their son Beau for a boat trip in St. Barts
He recently jetted to St. Barts for a festive getaway with his wife and children.
And Robbie Williams was making the most of his holiday in the sun as he boarded a boat with his wife Ayda Field and their baby son Beau on Saturday.
The singer, 46, cut a casual figure for the outing, donning a pink shirt with a multi-coloured floral print which he paired with teal printed shorts.
Holiday: Robbie Williams was making the most of his holiday in the sun as he boarded a boat with his wife Ayda Field and their baby son Beau on Saturday
Robbie also wore a pair of shades and put safety first with a face mask amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Ayda, 41, looked radiant for the outing as she donned a white sundress with a blue neckline and matching print.
The model, 41, carried a black handbag while she let her brunette locks fall loose down her shoulders.
Cradling her son Beau, 10 months, as she stepped on board, Ayda completed her look with a pair of shades.
Fun in the sun: The singer, 46, cut a casual figure for the outing, donning a pink shirt with a multi-coloured floral print which he paired with teal printed shorts
It is not clear when Robbie and Ayda flew to St Barts, or from where as the duo have homes in both Los Angeles and London.
It is thought that they spent some of December at their London home, with Robbie performing on the Strictly Come Dancing final on December 18.
Robbie also appeared on British TV show Jonathan Ross and Ayda was seen on Loose Women as she called in via video by her Christmas tree.
The mother-of-four has also shared several snaps from their festive celebrations to Instagram, including one post last Saturday showing doting dad Robbie singing on their daughter Teddy’s new microphone.
Stunning: Ayda, 41, looked radiant for the outing as she donned a white sundress with a blue neckline and matching print
Other snaps from December, and before London was put under Tier 4, show Ayda by a tree decorated with pink feathers with one of hashtag appearing to refer to the UK’s system of restrictions and reading ‘tier2tree’.
MailOnline has contacted Robbie’s representative for a comment.
On December 20, London and surrounding areas were plunged into Tier 4, which saw travel abroad for leisure ‘not permitted’, with exceptions only allowed for reasons such as work, education and childcare.
It comes after Robbie reportedly earned £19.8 million in 2019, despite the fact he and Ayda left their lucrative role at The X Factor.
Travel: It is not clear when Robbie and Ayda flew to St Barts, or from where as the duo have homes in both Los Angeles and London
According to reports from The Sun, updated financial records at Companies House showed the singer had brought in £54,000 a day from his shows over the course of the year.
His firm You’re Not Famous is said to have declared the money comes from ‘goods and services net of VAT in relation to the live performances of the artist known as Robbie Williams.’
Robbie’s firm is said to have claimed the singer’s sales saw him earn £5.1 million in the UK and £14.7 million in Europe, and in cities across the globe.
After expenses were taken into account for the year, Robbie allegedly had an £8.9 million profit in total.
Jet-setters: It is thought that they spent some of December at their London home, with Robbie performing on the Strictly Come Dancing final on December 18