Mitch Winehouse Looked At Family Photos With Amy For The Last Time
Mitch Winehouse looked at old family photos with Amy Winehouse the last time he saw her.
Amy died suddenly at her home in Camden, north London, on July 23 at the age of 27 and although her father Mitch wasn’t supposed to see her on the Thursday before she died, he paid a visit to her after she found an old box of family photographs that had gone missing when she moved house.
Mitch explained: “When she moved she lost a box of old photographs but she found it the Thursday before she died and rang me. I wasn’t supposed to be seeing her because I was going to New York to perform but I went round and that was the last time I saw her. We went through those old photographs and there was only one picture of her, the others were of her family. She loved her family.”
Although Mitch insists Amy – who had previously battled drug addiction – was completely recovered, he accepts her years of substance abuse caused her shock death.
During an appearance on TV show ‘BBC Breakfast’, he said: “She had recovered but the damage had been done previously unfortunately. It wasn’t drugs related.”
“She was an honest person, we were best friends and I’d ask her about the drugs which she conquered and the drinking which she was conquering and she’d say to me I’ll tell you everything dad, if you don’t want to know don’t ask.”
|
Never Before Seen Kim Kardashian Playboy Photos (16) - Celeb Dirty Laundry |
Patrick Schwarzenegger Topless On A Hudson Jeans Billboard - Celeb Teen Laundry
|
|
|
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt Spend the Day with Their Twins – Photos - Celeb Baby Laundry
|
|
|
Cute Daddy Alert: David Beckham Takes His Boys To Color Me Mine - Celeb Baby Laundry
|
|
|
New Mom Kate Hudson Gets Topless For Photoshoot - Lickable Celebs
|
|
|
Is Angelina Jolie Fleeing London Due To Riots? - Swanky Celebs
|
Short URL: http://celebseniorlaundry.com/?p=1154
Posted by Dr. Jody Overland
on Oct 19 2011. Filed under Celebrity, Music.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0.
You can leave a response or trackback to this entry
