<p> <br /> Robbie Williams' reunion with Take That has been put on hold while band member Mark Owen gets treated for alcohol problems in rehab.<br /> </p><br /> <p> <br /> The group met up in New York last September to work on songs and they were due to finish off their session at a recording studio in Wiltshire this month.<br /> </p><br /> <p> <br /> However, last week's revelations about Mark Owen's affairs and alcohol problems have put plans to reform back on hold.<br /> </p><br /> <p> <br /> Speaking to a tabloid newspaper, a source said: "All they care about is Mark at the moment and it wouldn't feel the same all of them practising for their comeback without him."<br /> </p><br /> <p> <br /> "All excitement about the future is very much on hold because Mark's got to get better first."<br /> </p><br /> <p> <br /> Mark's personal life is currently in turmoil after he confessed to cheating on his wife Emma Ferguson with at least ten other women.<br /> </p><br /> <p> <br /> Robbie and the rest of Take That - Gary Barlow, Jason Orange and Howard Donald - are keen to show their support for Mark during this difficult time.<br /> </p>
