Bravo's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is currently in the midst of its 14th season, though there's one cast member that executive producer Andy Cohen has been trying to add for some time now.
Monday's episode of Cohen's Watch What Happens Live featured legendary singer Robbie Williams, with his wife of nearly 15 years, Ayda Field, behind the bar.
Cohen admitted during the episode, 'I mean, can I just be real and say that we've asked Ayda to be a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills like five years in a row.'
Her husband Robbie - who fled from Los Angeles due to the spreading fires - turned to the crowd and said, 'Do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it,' as the crowd chanted along.
Ayda would only say, 'There's a lot of pressure,' but Cohen insisted, 'We'll keep asking.'
Ayda admitted, 'You got to get him on board. You got to get the monkey on board,' referring to Williams' new bizarre biopic Better Man, based on the singer's life though he's portrayed as an anthropomorphic chimpanzee.
Bravo's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is currently in the midst of its 14th season, though there's one cast member that executive producer Andy Cohen has been trying to add for some time now.
Monday's episode of Cohen's Watch What Happens Live featured legendary singer Robbie Williams , with his wife of nearly 15 years, Ayda Field , behind the bar
Cohen joked, 'I know Rob has to come on like come on and make some sauce. Like Harry Hamlin and then step out,' as Williams seemed to ponder that.
Cohen then added, 'I think you're worried that Rob's going to get too involved,' which Ayda essentially admitted.
'Oh, Rob will be up in it. I mean, he will be The HouseHusbands of Beverly Hills,' Field joked.
The couple started dating in May 2006 after she was featured in a UFO documentary Williams was a part of for BBC.
They tied the knot four years later at the singer's home in Mullholland Estates in Beverly Hills.
The couple shares four children together - Teddy, 12, Charlie, 9, Coco, 5 and Beau, 3.
Williams was then asked by a 'virtual fan' if a rumor is true that he once pooped his pants on stage after contracting food poisoning, and if that happened was that his most embarassing moment on stage.
'It's not the most embarrassing thing to happen, but yes, I did poop myself on stage because of food poisoning. And then I did it again because it was enjoyable on another show,' he said, as Julia Stiles said, 'This guy is remarkable.'
Cohen joked, 'I know Rob has to come on like come on and make some sauce. Like Harry Hamlin and then step out,' as Williams seemed to ponder that
'Oh, Rob will be up in it. I mean, he will be The HouseHusbands of Beverly Hills,' Field joked
The couple started dating in May 2006 after she was featured in a UFO documentary Williams was a part of for BBC.
When asked what was his most embarassing moment on stage, Williams insisted it was 'a really long story,' but Stiles asked for, 'the short version.'
'Basically, I confused the wheelchair section in my show for people that weren't standing up and enjoying themselves,' he said, which stunned Stiles and Williams.
'I berated them and I got the whole audience to point at them and boo and then and then stamp their feet and go, 'Out out out,' he said.
Williams added, 'And then I looked over to the side of the stage and my manager was there going like this (pantomiming a wheelchair).'
He added, 'And the way you get out of that is a ballad. Definitely a ballad. Definitely by doing Angels. But this happened before phones.'
