Robbie Williams says his family are deciding where their new home should be after he sold all their properties.
The Rock DJ singer reportedly sold his Los Angeles mansion to rapper Drake for £35million in a private deal.
In January he sold his house in Wiltshire for £6.75million, meaning the family are now looking at their options.
He told Australian radio hosts Kyle and Jackie O: “We’re actually nowhere.
“We haven’t got an abode right now, we’ve pretty much sold everywhere, we don’t live anywhere and we’re trying to figure it out.
“The four kids are constantly a Rubix Cube puzzle that we’re trying to sort out because if they are schooled then they don’t see me because I’m all over the place and if they are home-schooled then they have another set of things that are a problem."
He went on to say that he wasn't able to confirm whether or not he had sold his mansion to Drake, and joked: "If it was true I would have signed a non-disclosure agreement with any Canadians that it happened with.
“I couldn’t reveal anything that happened, I would get into trouble.”
He shared the home with his wife Ayda Field, 42, and their four children; Theodora, nine, Charlton, seven, Colette, three, and Beau, two.
The Take That star also spoke of his Better Man biopic: “I am shooting a film in Australia.
"For a narcissist it’s a wonderful project because it’s all about me and my life.
“The film is the juicy bits before I lost my testosterone.
“The project is a little bit disjointed but is about to be in complete harmony very soon.
“I believe I am playing me at a later date, of course I would have to, I think I am playing me for quite a chunk of the film.”
It was revealed that Robbie has been casting young Australian stars to play Take That in the biopic.
The story is being adapted by Australian film maker Michael Gracey, who directed The Greatest Showman.
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Robbie recently spoke about how he has been forced to look at life differently since the death of his friend Shane Warne.
He said: "His passing has inspired me to think about life in a different way – and the fragility of life is terrifying,"
The singer also admitted that he'd always admired the 52-year-old cricket legend and added: "If you don't love Shane Warne, you're an a***hole."
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