Amy Winehouse’s manager has blamed the singer’s problems on her inability to cope with fame. “Amy is a public person. She's not like your usual reclusive star. She likes ordinary people. She likes playing pool with the bin men in her local,” Raye Cosbert told the Sunday Times. “If she could take the Tube everywhere she would. She feels deeply uncomfortable in the world of VIP celebrity. It's unfortunate that you can't teach somebody how to deal with fame.” Amy’s father Mitch points the finger of blame elsewhere however. Speaking about his daughter’s problems with self-harm he said, “It’s more to do with Blake [Fielder-Civil, Amy’s husband]. He explained to me that when they're going into drug withdrawal, if they cut themselves, it takes away the pain.”Amy Winehouse “unable to cope with fame”
Fame is to blame for Amy Winehouse’s problems, her manager has claimed.
Amy Winehouse’s manager has blamed the singer’s problems on her inability to cope with fame. “Amy is a public person. She's not like your usual reclusive star. She likes ordinary people. She likes playing pool with the bin men in her local,” Raye Cosbert told the Sunday Times. “If she could take the Tube everywhere she would. She feels deeply uncomfortable in the world of VIP celebrity. It's unfortunate that you can't teach somebody how to deal with fame.” Amy’s father Mitch points the finger of blame elsewhere however. Speaking about his daughter’s problems with self-harm he said, “It’s more to do with Blake [Fielder-Civil, Amy’s husband]. He explained to me that when they're going into drug withdrawal, if they cut themselves, it takes away the pain.”Liked that? Read these...
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