Robbie Williams’ wife Ayda relives terrifying moment they were evacuated with their kids from the LA wildfires

ROBBIE Williams' woman Ayda Field has revealed the frighting infinitesimal they scooped up their 4 children and fled the LA wildfires.

Ayda, 45, relieved the scary acquisition arsenic she returned to the UK for an quality connected Loose Women pursuing the catastrophe successful the States.

The prima told however their eldest girl Teddy, 12, was "terrified" by the raging fires and kept urging them to leave.

Ayda besides told her chap Loose Women panellists what she packed erstwhile they were yet forced to evacuate their Los Angeles mansion.

Looking sombre, Ayda recalled however conscionable days earlier the fires destroyed thousands of homes, successful stark opposition she had attended the glitzy Golden Globes Awards successful a "lovely dress" with Robbie.

The archetypal she realised thing was incorrect was erstwhile a person successful adjacent Malibu received an Amber Alert for precocious winds that posed a "threat to life".

"I'd ne'er heard of that successful LA," Ayda admitted. "But erstwhile I was 14, I had mislaid my location successful the LA earthquakes.

"So erstwhile I perceive thing similar that, I'm automatically a spot triggered and spell connected alert."

Before she knew it, some she and erstwhile Take That prima Robbie besides began receiving "very loud" Amber Alerts astir a occurrence hazard too.

Ayda said: "It was terrifying due to the fact that each of a sudden, you could consciousness the winds and perceive the winds and you knew that occurrence was ripping done the city.

"It was hazy and achromatic and it was each precise speedy and each successful existent time.

"It was precise surreal. Our phones kept going disconnected with amber alerts. They are precise large and precise strong.

"It was benignant of chaos due to the fact that you didn't cognize if your country was adjacent and determination were immoderate alerts that were sent wrong."

She added: "The children knew thing happening, arsenic the aerial prime was truly bad.

"You couldn't spell retired and the kids couldn’t play successful garden."

Ayda said their youngest children, Coco, six, and four-year-old Beau, were easy distracted by watching the cartoon Bluey.

However, their eldest kid Teddy was panic-stricken.

"I was precise stressed retired and truthful was Rob," Ayda recalled. "Teddy was terrified and conscionable kept saying, 'We’ve got to go!'

"There was nary escaping what was happening. Teddy was conscionable truthful aware. We had it connected the news, it was moving connected a loop."

When the household were told they had to get out, quick-thinking Ayda knew instantly what to grab.

"I packed immoderate photos I had and passports," Ayda said.

"That was it. The things you person are mostly not important, it’s the animals and family. I’m grateful to beryllium here."