Liam Gallagher puts aside Robbie Williams feud as he offers support to singer

Liam Gallagher has lent his support to old rival Robbie Williams over "s*** going down" in the Let Me Entertain You singer's life.

It comes after years of a public feud between the two with Williams, 46, most recently criticising Gallagher's band Beady Eye, before praising his solo work.

Replying to a tweet of Williams discussing his experiencing with depression in a video ad for Weight Watchers, the Oasis singer wrote: "Oi Robbie balboa it’s LG I hear you got s*** going down in your fam I’m sorry to hear that love n light going out to your family stay cool and in tune LG x."(sic)

The Rock DJ hitmaker had kind words to say in response as he described himself as a "fan" of Gallagher's and referred to him as "brother".

He shared: "Brother.that means a lot to me ..Carry on being celestial .the world needs you .Your fan rob."(sic)

Williams has repeatedly challenged Gallagher, 47, to a fight in the past, notably during a famous acceptance speech at the Brit Awards in 2000 where he offered up a £100,000 bet.

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Once again, the father-of-four proposed a brawl earlier this month, but this time to raise funds for the NHS.

However, Gallagher appeared to shoot down the suggestion that there would ever be a tussle between them after one fan questioned whether Williams describing him as "iconic" in a recent interview meant the fight was called off.

He replied: "There was never gonna be a Barry peace n love."