Robbie Williams calls for music industry to create 'support group for young stars struggling with fame' after tragic death of Liam Payne aged 31

Robbie Williams has called for the music industry to create a 'support group for young stars struggling with fame' after the tragic death of Liam Payne last month. Robbie called for mental health awareness and said he firmly believes the music industry needs a 'think tank of empathetic and compassionate creatives' claiming many young musician's 'don't make it to the other end'. Robbie Williams, 50, has called for the music industry to create a 'support group for young stars struggling with fame' after the tragic death of Liam Payne last month Liam - who was laid to rest at St Mary's Church in Amersham on Wednesday - died after falling from his hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, aged just 31 Robbie called for mental health awareness and said he firmly believes the industry needs a 'think tank of empathetic and compassionate creatives' 'Some are lucky to get through to the other end but a lot don't. It comes after it emerged that Robbie and Nicole Scherzinger reportedly reached out to Liam's family after being unable to attend the One Direction star's funeral Nicole had also written on social media that she spent time with Liam just weeks before his death, sharing a snap of their meeting Following the news of Liam's death on October 16, Robbie was among many stars who took to social media to pay tribute.