London - Gary Barlow thinks Robbie Williams' unborn baby will be swearing by the time she's three.
The Angels singer is expecting a daughter with wife Ayda Field and while his Take That bandmate knows he'll make a great father, he thinks the tot will pick up on his bad language.
He said: "Rob will be a great dad, he'll be a lot of fun and it'll be the making of him, because having kids is the making of people, I think.
"Although the child will probably be swearing by the time she's three."
'Born and raised in a pub'
Robbie previously admitted he taught his best friend Jonathan Wilkes' five-year-old son Mickey how to swear and claimed one of his own first words as a child was "fuck".
He said: "I was born and raised (for the first three years of my life) in a pub. One of my first words was fuck.
"And one of my first sentences was, 'Give me a fucking Harvey Wallbanger please.' (FYI I didn't get one).
"Johnny and Nicky Wilkes let me babysit once with little Mickey. I taught him a game called, 'It's the shit'. It involved throwing a sock over the balcony and shouting 'It's the shit' every time it landed. They weren't happy. (sic)"
The Angels singer is expecting a daughter with wife Ayda Field and while his Take That bandmate knows he'll make a great father, he thinks the tot will pick up on his bad language.
He said: "Rob will be a great dad, he'll be a lot of fun and it'll be the making of him, because having kids is the making of people, I think.
"Although the child will probably be swearing by the time she's three."
'Born and raised in a pub'
Robbie previously admitted he taught his best friend Jonathan Wilkes' five-year-old son Mickey how to swear and claimed one of his own first words as a child was "fuck".
He said: "I was born and raised (for the first three years of my life) in a pub. One of my first words was fuck.
"And one of my first sentences was, 'Give me a fucking Harvey Wallbanger please.' (FYI I didn't get one).
"Johnny and Nicky Wilkes let me babysit once with little Mickey. I taught him a game called, 'It's the shit'. It involved throwing a sock over the balcony and shouting 'It's the shit' every time it landed. They weren't happy. (sic)"