Sep 8, 2004 • 1 min read

Williams scared by bullets

Robbie Williams was reportedly frightened after finding two bullet holes in a window of his Notting Hill home in 2002.

Robbie Williams was scared for his safety after finding two bullet holes in a window of his London home. According to The Sun, the incident happened in 2002 after Williams signed that £30 million record deal. Williams wasn't in the house in Notting Hill when the shots were fired. It is thought that the incident may have led to him moving to Los Angeles to live.

A source said: "He was in London when the shooting happened and it really shook him up. He didn't say anything to those around him until a month later but privately he was completely freaked out. The more he thought about it the more he realised what a target he was. With a huge record deal behind him he was an easy mark for anyone wanting to make some money out of him. He had also had some nutty letters in his time and it crossed his mind that this could be an obsessed fan telling him to watch out. He joked that at least with all the photographers outside his house, if someone shot him they would probably be caught on film."

The property in Notting Hill is on the market for £7m.

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