Nick Godwyn has finally thrown light on why the drug-dependant Amy Winehouse turned to it in the first place. The English singer/songwriter’s former manager revealed that drugs became Amy’s only solace after she lost her grandmother who she loved very much.
Godwyn said that the singer was left devastated after her grandmother Cynthia lost her battle with breast cancer in 2006.
Godwyn even said that Cynthia was the only one who could control the 24-year-old's behavior.
"Cynthia was the one person who could make Amy behave and who she would listen to," Contactmusic quoted Godwyn as saying.
Undeterred Amy Winehouse Continues to Smoke Even After Emphysema Diagnosis
Amy Winehouse has not mended her ways, despite such a grave health scare. The singer was photographed smoking in London on June 23.
Amy Winehouse has not mended her ways, despite such a grave health scare. The singer was photographed smoking in London on June 23.
"Cynthia was more like a best friend to Amy. She kept her feet on the ground. After she went, there's nobody who she'll listen to. She certainly won't listen to me," he said.
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Amy Winehouse Sends Matt Willis Back to Rehab
After spending just one night with troubled singer Amy Winehouse,British singer Matt Willis landed himself in rehab once again.
After spending just one night with troubled singer Amy Winehouse,British singer Matt Willis landed himself in rehab once again.
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Amy Winehouse's Home Reflects Her Messy Lifestyle
It's not just her hairstyle and clothes that are messy - Amy Winehouse's flat also remains in a disordered state, says a reporter who happened to visit the singer at her home.
It's not just her hairstyle and clothes that are messy - Amy Winehouse's flat also remains in a disordered state, says a reporter who happened to visit the singer at her home.
