Robbie Williams

Robbie Williams is a showman who turned a boy-band exit into one of the greatest solo careers Britain has ever seen. Born in Stoke-on-Trent in 1974, he found fame in Take That, then broke away in 1996 to launch a solo run that gave the world Angels, Millennium and a shelf of number-one albums. He holds a record 18 Brit Awards, has sold some 75 million records, drew over 375,000 people to three nights at Knebworth in 2003, and once shifted 1.6 million concert tickets in a single day.

His Sun in Aquarius is the ego born to shine within the collective rather than on a solitary throne, the hero who comes alive among the tribe, the masses, the crowd of humanity. Fittingly it sits in the sixth house of work and craft, where he shines through relentless graft and showmanship as a daily duty.

His Moon in Scorpio is the emotional volcano, calm on the surface yet churning underneath, a phoenix forever dying and rising, and his songs have always carried that raw depth. Anchored in the fourth house, his peace of mind is rooted in home and mother. With a Leo Ascendant, he wears the mask of the regal lion: signature presence, magnetic, born for the stage.