Robbie Williams extended an olive branch to help heal his rift with Oasis as he spoke in a new interview on Monday.

The singer, 51, exchanged a brutal war of words with brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher last year after the band announced their reunion tour – as their old feud was reunited.

Ex-Take That singer Robbie blasted the Oasis ticket prices at a private event leading to Noel clapping back.

The Angels hitmaker famously first fell out with Noel and Liam back at the 2000 BRIT Awards when the former described him as ‘that fat dancer from Take That.’

But now Robbie has spoken kindly about the band saying the upcoming tour will be ‘healing’ for the warring brothers who have had their fair share of issues over the years.

Robbie is also touring this summer, with both him and Oasis playing dates in Manchester

Robbie Williams extended an olive branch to help heal his rift with Oasis as he spoke in a new interview on Monday

The singer, 51, exchanged a brutal war of words with brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher last year after the band announced their reunion tour – as their old feud was reunited 

He told The Mirror: ‘Liam’s voice is peerless. And he was, and is the voice of a generation. So I think that for British people – and Manchester – it will be a very important moment.

‘Hopefully it’ll be healing for the lads too.’ 

Speaking about his own gigs he added: ‘Entertainment, at its best, is liberation. And what I want to do with my gigs is take people on the journey and make them forget about their own lives for a bit.  

‘And the great thing about the Oasis reunion is they will facilitate that for people.  But not only that, it will be nostalgia on steroids, and remind us who we were, what we were, how we felt and what we wanted.’

He also praised their songwriting as ‘sensational’ and said their first three years in music created ‘decades worth of bangers’.

In December Noel hit back against fellow musician Robbie in the ongoing feud after the ex-Take That singer blasted the Oasis ticket prices at a private event.

In his speech at the launch of his new biopic, Better Man, Robbie ridiculed Oasis for insisting they did not have a say in the surge pricing.

The Angels hitmaker famously first fell out with Noel and Liam back at the 2000 BRIT Awards when the former described him as ‘that fat dancer from Take That’ (pictured with Liam in 1995)

But now Robbie has spoken kindly about the band saying the upcoming tour will be ‘healing’ for the warring brothers who have had their fair share of issues over the years

Putting on a Mancunian accent and acting innocent, he said: ‘Oh there is no way we would have…’ referring to the dynamic ticket pricing. 

Noel, 57, responded to the dig with his own, while celebrating the hanging of his pH๏τograph at the National Portrait Gallery: ‘Oh yeah? Well I’m glad he’s given up on dynamic eating!’

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Robbie spoke out last year about his disordered eating and his battle with anorexia that led him to eat one banana per day at the height of his struggles with weight.

Noel also used Robbie’s weight to offend the star when he called him the ‘fat dancer from Take That’. 

Speaking about his conflict with the duo on the Talent Takes Practice podcast in 2021, Robbie described their feud as ‘unbearable’.

He said: ‘Every time I watched TV programmes, there were people being hateful about me. That was just wrong and grotesque. It was unbearable. I just left the country.’

‘I remember every single syllable of every single thing they’ve ever said about me.’

‘Liam said that I should be hung, Noel said I was ‘the fat dancer from Take That’.

Neither brother seems to be a fan of Robbie after Liam also branded him a ‘fat f*****g idiot’ in 2013.

Robbie previously accredited his two stone weight loss to ‘something like Ozempic’ as he opened up about his health in October 2023. 

The star, who is 1.85m / 5ft 11ins tall, admitted he went from weighing 13st 13lb down to 12st 1lb while using an appeтιтe suppressant.

Robbie – also joked that he requires the drug because he has been diagnosed ‘with type 2 self-loathing.’

He told The Mirror: ‘Liam’s voice is peerless. And he was, and is the voice of a generation. So I think that for British people – and Manchester – it will be a very important moment’

Delving beyond the humour, Robbie explained that being overweight is ‘shockingly catastrophic’ for his mental health. 

The popstar, who was once dubbed ‘Blobby Williams,’ described how mean his inner voice can be when he isn’t slim.

Robbie told The Times: ‘Babe, I’m on Ozempic…Well, something like Ozempic. It’s like a Christmas miracle. I’ve gone from 13st 13lb to 12st 1lb.

‘And I need it, medically. I’ve been diagnosed with type 2 self-loathing. It’s shockingly catastrophic to my mental health to be bigger. My inner voice talks to me like Katie Hopkins talks about fat people. It’s maddening.’