London: It seems all`s not well between ‘Take That’ band members. If reports are to be believed, Robbie Williams might quit the band.
Singer Gary Barlow hinted that Williams might not be part of the band anymore.
"We didn`t think we could do it as a four, that`s the reason we split. So when we got back together in 2005, we said: "Can we do it as a four-piece? And then we came back and we did it," a daily quoted him as saying.
"Although we`re back with Rob right now, we still see our future as a four-piece band," he added.
Williams reunited with Barlow, Jason Orange, Mark Owen and Howard Donald in July last year and released chart-topping album "Progress". They are also planning a major European tour.
But the cracks in their reunion started to show when Williams failed to turn up for auditions for their appearance on "Strictly Come Dancing" late last year.
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