Robbie Williams's wife Ayda Field turns down the chance to become a Real Housewife Of Beverly Hills

The Williams family has just relocated to LA after a multi-million-pound property portfolio reshuffle.

But Robbie Williams's wife Ayda Field has turned down the chance to become a Real Housewife Of Beverly Hills despite a reported offer of $150,000.

Speculation mounted after Ayda's friend Crystal Minkoff joined the reality TV series in 2021.

Opportunity: Robbie Williams's wife Ayda Field has turned down the chance to become a Real Housewife Of Beverly Hills despite a reported offer of $150,000

On her podcast earlier this month, Ayda, 43, mused about maternal guilt, wondering why men were never considered selfish when they went out to work, which did nothing to dispel the gossip.

The show itself even seemed to hint at the move, by mentioning rumours about Field in an Instagram post.

However, sources close to the family say she will not be signing on the dotted line to join the cast of the long-running reality show, despite a reported offer of $150,000.

Turned down: Sources close to the family say she will not be signing on the dotted line to join the cast of the long-running reality show

Field married the singer, 48, in 2010. They have children Theodora, ten, Charlton, eight, Colette, four, and Beau, three.

They sold their house in LA to the singer Drake before snapping up their new place.

A £24 million Swiss home, where they spent time during the pandemic, has also been sold, as was a house in Wiltshire.

Intriguingly, Robbie is a long-standing fan of the glossy reality show, telling an interviewer: 'I watch The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills. I watch Beverly Hills, Orange County and the Miami one, too.'

Speaking out: Ayda said she is doubtful her husband Robbie feels as ‘selfish’ as she does when she prioritises her career

Ayda recently said she is doubtful her husband Robbie Williams feels as ‘selfish’ as she does when she prioritises her career. 

The star said working mothers and fathers are not treated equally and claimed the pop star is never asked if he feels ‘guilty’ about leaving his children for work commitments.

Speaking on her Postcards From The Edge podcast, she said: ‘It’s interesting, it’s the same voice that goes in my head – you used the word “selfish”, that mummy has to be “selfish” to do her work. 

‘It’s interesting, like I see Rob going off to do his work, and I don’t think he ever thinks of it as being selfish.

‘And it’s interesting as women – and I don’t know if that’s because of what we’ve inherited culturally from our mothers and their mothers, and society, and what’s expected of us – how we do feel guilty when we pursue something that’s ours.

‘Or it feels like it’s at the behest of our children, or that it’s wrong to want those things because it’s selfish – that judgment we put in place.

‘It’s that thing where you judge yourself and you do find it selfish sometimes and that voice that you have to fight. Whereas I look at Rob, and I imagine many men, and they don’t feel like it’s selfish.

‘Why do we do that? Why does it become selfish all of a sudden?’ 

Family: Field married the singer, 48, in 2010. Together they raise children Theodora, ten, Charlton, eight, Colette, four, and Beau, three