Robbie Williams Takes on a New Role

In a delightful twist during the New York screening of "Better Man," pop star Robbie Williams stepped outside his usual musical realm to play the role of a wedding officiant. This weekend, the beloved singer, known for hits like "Angels" and "Feel", embraced his ordained minister status as he officiated a spontaneous wedding while promoting his new film.

A Spontaneous Ceremony

During a Q&A session following the screening, Williams engaged warmly with the audience, displaying genuine vulnerability. According to blogger Ezra Cubero, who live-tweeted the event, a fan asked Williams to officiate his wedding to his fiancée right there and then. The moment captured the hearts of many attendees and showcased Williams' unique blend of charm and relatability.

Legal Notions and Heartfelt Moments

Though ordained by Universal Ministries, it’s worth noting that the ceremony lacked a legal marriage license, rendering it unofficial in the eyes of the law. Nevertheless, Williams humorously remarked, "By the power vested in me by absolutely nobody — it’s not legally-binding, but it’s legally-binding in your heart and my heart." This lighthearted approach emphasized the emotional significance of the moment over legal formalities.

Cheerful Celebrations

The ceremony took place in front of a backdrop of fans and moviegoers, as the couple exchanged vows amidst cheers and laughter. In a memorable finish, Williams declared them husband and wife while holding a giant slushie, further adding to the lighthearted and fun atmosphere of the event.

Box Office Performance of 'Better Man'

"Better Man," which showcases the journey of Robbins and his life experiences, debuted in the U.S. this weekend, bringing in approximately $1.1 million at the box office. While that figure may seem modest compared to blockbuster hits, the film's emotional depth and personal stories have resonated with audiences, offering a captivating alternative in today's cinematic landscape.

A New Trend?

This unique marriage event at a film screening might just become a trend; after all, who wouldn't want a superstar to kick off their happily-ever-after in such memorable fashion?