Robbie Williams is out of rehab after spending the past three weeks in an Arizona clinic battling his addiction to prescription drugs. The former Take That singer is being looked after by his mother Jan, a drink and drugs counsellor, who has flown out to Los Angeles. The pop star checked into the rehab clinic on February 13 - his 33rd birthday.
His spokeswoman said: "Robbie Williams has completed his stay in Arizona and is continuing with an after-care programme in Los Angeles."
She declined to comment on claimsWilliams, who has a home in LA, quit the month-long treatment a week early.
According to The Sun, he was treated in the Cottonwood clinic in Tucson - one of the toughest rehab centres in the US.
Patients share a room with two others and get an 07:00 wake-up call before a day of detoxing, group therapy sessions and one-on-one counselling.
Williams had previously spoken about his continuing battle with depression and his reliance on anti-depressants.
His latest album, Rudebox, has had mixed reviews in Britain.
His spokeswoman said: "Robbie Williams has completed his stay in Arizona and is continuing with an after-care programme in Los Angeles."
She declined to comment on claimsWilliams, who has a home in LA, quit the month-long treatment a week early.
According to The Sun, he was treated in the Cottonwood clinic in Tucson - one of the toughest rehab centres in the US.
Patients share a room with two others and get an 07:00 wake-up call before a day of detoxing, group therapy sessions and one-on-one counselling.
Williams had previously spoken about his continuing battle with depression and his reliance on anti-depressants.
His latest album, Rudebox, has had mixed reviews in Britain.
