Robbie Williams wants to rejoin `Take That`

London: Singer Robbie Williams has expressed his wish to re-unite with his former `Take That` bandmates after the release of his new solo album `Reality Killed the Video Star`. The 35-year-old singer came out of his self imposed exile of three years with the release of his new single `Bodies` from the album on Thursday, assuring fans that he is back for good, a news website reported.

The `Angels` hitmaker told British Radio presenter Chris Moyles, "I`d actually like to go and do something. I thought I`ll just hold off a little bit and get my album out and then I`ll go and play with my mates. We`ll see how it works out. I`m excited about it though. I`d like to do it. It would be fun." The five singers have not performed together since Williams quit to pursue a solo career in 1995. The four other members - Gary Barlow, Jason Orange, Mark Owen, and Howard Donald - disbanded the group in 1996, but reunited for a hugely successful tour ten years later. They have released a string of successful hits in the UK since. "I was with GB (Gary Barlow) a couple of weeks ago and we watched the whole (comeback) show together and I just thought it was one of the best shows ever, it was phenomenal. It made me want to be with them in the band. It was a bit like, well how do they top this then?" Williams said. Bureau Report