They are currently self-isolating together at their luxurious LA pad.
And Robbie Williams and wife Ayda Field did not let the lockdown stop them from enjoying a date night on Friday where they dressed up for a dinner at home.
The actress, 40, shared a gorgeous photo of the duo outside their impressive house where they both donned green suits.
‘Formal Friday’: Robbie Williams and wife Ayda Field did not let the lockdown stop them from enjoying a date night on Friday where they dressed up for a dinner at home
Ayda put on a leggy display in her leafy printed shorts and matching blazer teamed with a pink shirt and black court shoe heels.
The mum-of-four captioned the pic: ‘Oopsy Poopsie Slime bags out and green suits on…it must be FORMAL FRIDAY’
Robbie, 46, matched his stunning wife in a cropped green suit and accessorised with a small butterfly bag while Ayda carried a rainbow tote.
Over the top of the pic she played Tom Jones, Green Green Grass of Home.
Dressing up: The actress, 40, shared a gorgeous photo of the duo outside their impressive house where they both donned green suits
Earlier this week, the Take That Star entrusted his wife to give him a buzzcut with an electric razor.
Ayda stood behind Robbie wearing a baseball cap and turning cheekily to the camera.
She game a cute smile as she continued to work on the cut.
She captioned the post: ‘The ultimate trust game!’
The couple have been keeping their followers entertained amid lockdown.
Buzzed: Taking up an electric razor, the actress was seen shearing her Take That star husband’s head in an Instagram boomerang
Robbie showed off his acting ability as he recited the lyrics from his 2012 hit song Candy in Shakespearian style whilst dressed as a gladiator, wearing a chainmail helmet earlier in the week.
Ayda, who filmed his performance, shared it to Instagram on Monday, branding her husband ‘Sir Rob’ in the process, and revealing he’d been inspired by watching Gladiator the night before.
In addition to his gladiator style headdress, Robbie wore a pastel coloured tie dyed slogan top, and delivered his monologue while standing next to a gladiator helmet.
Sir Rob! Robbie showed off his acting ability as he recited the lyrics from his 2012 hit song Candy in Shakespearian style whilst wearing a chainmail helmet, on Monday
The Rock DJ hitmaker began: ‘I was there to witness Candice’s inner business. She wants the boys to notice her rainbows, and her ponies.
‘She was educated but could not count to ten. How she got lots of different horses by lots of different men.
‘I thank you,’ finished Robbie, before taking a bow and then cracking a smile as he broke character, with Ayda heard laughing in the background.
Gladiator! His wife who filmed his performance, shared it to Instagram, revealing he’d been inspired by watching Gladiator the night before
In character: In addition to his gladiator style headdress, Robbie wore a pastel coloured tie dyed slogan top, and delivered his monologue while standing next to a gladiator helmet
Ayda captioned the video: ‘@robbiewilliams Guess who watched Gladiator last night #mcm #sirrob #quarantinelife AWxx.’
Candy was the lead single from his ninth studio album Take the Crown, which Robbie released in 2012.
The video comes after Robbie admitted he believed he had coronavirus symptoms while spending three weeks in isolation away from his wife and children.
Legend: ‘I thank you,’ finished Robbie, before taking a bow and then cracking a smile as he broke character
Throwback: Candy was the lead single from his ninth studio album Take the Crown, which Robbie released in 2012 (pictured in the music video for the song)
The singer revealed that he felt ‘lethargic, tired and heavy’ while holed up in an Airbnb down the road from his family’s mansion in Los Angeles.
Robbie’s wife Ayda and their four children had been staying at home while the star kept his distance in temporary accommodation.
The Angels hitmaker also touched on the fact that he has been managing to stay out of ‘dark holes’ by keeping busy and looking after his mental health while in lockdown.
Worried: Robbie recently admitted he believed he had coronavirus symptoms while spending three weeks in isolation away from his wife and children
Isolation: Ayda and their children had been staying at home while the star kept his distance in temporary accommodation
He told The Sun: ‘I was in quarantine in an Airbnb down the road from my family and started worrying about food, about my medication running out, about Beau and my family, and was just very fearful for a couple of days.
Then I could feel my body was getting lethargic and tired and heavy and I convinced myself I’d got coronavirus.’
He went on to reveal that he believes his symptoms quickly disappeared, however he still kept his distance from his young family for three weeks before returning home.