Amy Winehouse applies for US visa again
Singer heads to American Embassy in London
Amy Winehouse has been seen attempting to get a US work permit for the second time.
The singer was seen entering the American Embassy in London's Grosvenor Square for a formal interview.
“She looked totally different,” said Sky News producer Nickie Omer, commenting on her smart appearance.
“She looked really well groomed. Her hair was combed, she’d got a black pencil skirt on and gold high heels. She actually looked healthy for once.”
Winehouse was denied a permit after signing a drug confession in Norway in October. She has since disputed that the cannabis was hers.
As well as needing a visa to perform in the States, the singer is also reportedly interested in buying a house in Miami with her husband Blake Fielder-Civil.
The singer was seen entering the American Embassy in London's Grosvenor Square for a formal interview.
“She looked totally different,” said Sky News producer Nickie Omer, commenting on her smart appearance.
“She looked really well groomed. Her hair was combed, she’d got a black pencil skirt on and gold high heels. She actually looked healthy for once.”
Winehouse was denied a permit after signing a drug confession in Norway in October. She has since disputed that the cannabis was hers.
As well as needing a visa to perform in the States, the singer is also reportedly interested in buying a house in Miami with her husband Blake Fielder-Civil.
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