Amy Winehouse recovering from suspected drug overdose in hotel
Amy Winehouse
The singer is not in rehab, as previously reported
Amy Winehouse is recovering from her suspected overdose in a hotel in London, and has not entered rehab, as had been previously reported in the UK press.
Reports have suggested that Winehouse suffered from a drug overdose at 1am on Wednesday (August 8), and was treated with an adrenaline shot before her stomach was pumped.
Despite newspaper reports that the singer had entered The Priory rehab clinic, the latest information is that she has locked herself in a London hotel room to recover.
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Reports have suggested that Winehouse suffered from a drug overdose at 1am on Wednesday (August 8), and was treated with an adrenaline shot before her stomach was pumped.
Despite newspaper reports that the singer had entered The Priory rehab clinic, the latest information is that she has locked herself in a London hotel room to recover.
Keep checking NME.COM for the latest news on Amy Winehouse’s hospital incident and recovery.
See the previous report for information about Winehouse’s suspected rehab visit.
Click here to see our exclusive Amy Winehouse picture gallery.
Have your say on this story, head to NME.COM’s messageboards now and join the debate.
And see the NME Office Blog for an in-depth look at the latest twist in the tale of Winehouse's rocky career.
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