Amy Winehouse 'a heroin and cocaine addict' claim
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Mother-in-law says singer is suffering from addiction
It is being reported today that Amy Winehouse's mother in law has called the singer a heroin and cocaine addict.
Speaking to The Mirror, Winehouse’s mother-in-law, Georgette Civil-Fielder, said of the singer the singer had confessed to her.
“She told me she was addicted to heroin and cocaine,” claimed Blake Civil-Fielder's mother.
She also suggsted that during Amy Winehouse and husband Blake ’s hotel stay following her drug overdose last Tuesday (August 7), the couple were delivered heroin by a friend, which they allegedly took in the hotel.
Amy Winehouse is currently in the Causeway drug rehab centre in Essex, casting doubt on whether Winehouse will perform this weekend’s V Festival (August 18 and 19) as scheduled.
This morning a V Festival spokesperson told NME.COM that they had heard no word from Winehouse's camp about a possible cancelation, and so still expected her to play.
Speaking to The Mirror, Winehouse’s mother-in-law, Georgette Civil-Fielder, said of the singer the singer had confessed to her.
“She told me she was addicted to heroin and cocaine,” claimed Blake Civil-Fielder's mother.
She also suggsted that during Amy Winehouse and husband Blake ’s hotel stay following her drug overdose last Tuesday (August 7), the couple were delivered heroin by a friend, which they allegedly took in the hotel.
Amy Winehouse is currently in the Causeway drug rehab centre in Essex, casting doubt on whether Winehouse will perform this weekend’s V Festival (August 18 and 19) as scheduled.
This morning a V Festival spokesperson told NME.COM that they had heard no word from Winehouse's camp about a possible cancelation, and so still expected her to play.
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