Robbie Williams' daughter Teddy beautifully sings 'Angels' in emotional new documentary trailer

Robbie Williams' four-part Netflix series will be arriving on our screens on November 8, and will be making use of 30 years of never-before-seen archive footage it describes as "raw", "honest" and "real".

After previous trailers for the series dropped last month, a new trailer takes a closer look at Robbie's tumultuous past and where he is now.

Following a whirlwind run through Robbie's three decades in the spotlight, the teaser ends with his daughter Teddy singing his biggest hit 'Angels' to him ending with his applause.

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It's not the first time the Williams family have shown off their kids' vocal skills.

Back in June, Robbie's wife Ayda Field shared a video of two of the couple's children serenading their dad with another version of 'Angels'.

In the video before their brief rendition, you can hear Beau and Coco hail Robbie as "the bravest dad in town".

At the start of the new trailer, Robbie says in voiceover, "It's astounding what’s happened in my life. But the past has me in a headlock. Something has to give."

He later adds, "The thing that would destroy me has also made me successful. Touch the fire. Push when it says pull. And see if I can live."

The total runtime for the documentary has yet to be revealed, but assuming that each part is at least 45 minutes long, the total runtime will be around three hours.

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