Robbie Williamsonce sang that he had "No Regrets", but it seems that may no longer be the case.
Giving an interview to GQ as he appeared on the cover of this month's magazine, the former Take That star confessed that he wished he had made "a couple of sex tapes" before he settled down.
He said: "I think I was videoed once but it didn’t work. It had been set up. I was obviously glad that it didn't work because it involved copious amounts of cocaine.
"Right now, being married for so long, if I could go back in time I'd have done a couple of sex tapes, I think."
But his new wife Ayda Field needn't worry that Robbie is missing the single life, because he was fulsome in his praise for her.
He said: "You know there's so much positive stuff going with the two of us; she's really kind and attentive and wants the best for people and wants to help them.
"Once I'd seen that in her, it made me feel good that she wanted to be with me, which must mean that I'm actually good, so I was like, well, let's cultivate this.
"I went all the way through my twenties thinking I was sentenced to a life of mental imprisonment but I’m in a better place now."
And the 38-year-old, who recently announced his comeback album Take The Crown, had harsh words for his younger self.
He said: "I was absolutely f***ing deluded.
"Gigs really aren't my thing… I was more interested in being in the toilets."