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Robbie Williams clarifies substance that fell from his mouth was not cocaine, but candy.

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Robbie Williams responded to social media speculation about a white substance that fell from his mouth during a post-match interview following the World Cup final. He clarified that the substance was not cocaine but rather nicotine gum. The incident, which occurred during his interview with Magenta TV, quickly went viral online, prompting various theories and commentary. Williams addressed the situation via Instagram to dispel the rumors. The controversy unfolded after his performance alongside Nicole Scherzinger and Laura Pausini at the tournament's conclusion.

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During an interview after the 2026 World Cup final, Robbie Williams inadvertently sparked speculation on social media when a small white substance fell from his mouth. Many viewers quickly jumped to conclusions, suggesting that it might have been cocaine. The incident, which occurred during his appearance on German television's Magenta TV, quickly became viral, leading to a flurry of online theories about the substance's nature.

In response to the widespread rumors, Williams clarified through Instagram that the white substance was, in fact, a nicotine lozenge. The 52-year-old singer, who performed alongside Nicole Scherzinger and Laura Pausini at the World Cup closing ceremony, sought to put an end to the unfounded drug allegations circulating on social media.

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