Who is Jemma Louise Williamson and why is she in the Take That Netflix documentary?

Jemma Louise Williamson is a Take That fan who, as a 14-year-old in the 1990s, gave her phone number to Robbie Williams at a promotional event, hoping he would call her. Her teenage appearance is featured in the band's new Netflix documentary.

Did Robbie Williams manage to contact Jemma after seeing the documentary clip?

Robbie Williams shared a clip of the documentary on Instagram and attempted to call the phone number Jemma had given him. However, the number was out of service, so he was unable to reach her directly through that method.

What recent career achievement has Robbie Williams celebrated?

Robbie Williams recently surpassed The Beatles to become the artist with the most UK Number One albums of all time. This milestone was achieved with his 16th chart-topping LP, 'BRITPOP'.

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Robbie Williams' Fan Found After 34 Years!

4 Feb

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Summary

A Take That fan from the 90s has been found after appearing in a documentary.
She gave Robbie Williams her phone number hoping he would call her.
Robbie Williams recently tried to call the number, but it was out of service.

Robbie Williams' Fan Found After 34 Years!

A fervent Take That fan, Jemma Louise Williamson, has been located after her teenage self was featured in the band's new Netflix documentary. In the early 1990s, a 14-year-old Jemma queued at an HMV store in Chester to promote the band's album.

During the event, she was interviewed and gave her home phone number to Robbie Williams, expressing her admiration. This heartwarming clip resurfaced in the recent three-part documentary, which chronicles Take That's 35-year career. Robbie himself shared a clip from the documentary on Instagram and attempted to call the number provided by Jemma.

However, the number Jemma gave out was out of service, much to her amusement. She revealed on BBC Radio 2 that she was surprised to see herself on Netflix after previously appearing on a 90s VHS. She also mentioned that if Robbie were to serenade her today, she would choose his 1998 hit 'She's The One'.