Amy Winehouse Plans Massive Christmas Blow-Out Before Heading to Rehab
Whether it snows or not, party-girl songstress Amy Winehouse is planning on having a white Christmas. Amy's handlers are proceeding with plans to send her off to a one week rehab and detox treatment course in Israel after the New Year, however, Amy wants to have a big holiday blow-out first.
Before her one week rehab program, which Amy has agreed to, she would like to throw a big party at her nwe flat in Bow, East London.
Amy is reportedly anxious and desperate to shine at the Grammy Awards, which is why she is eager to go to rehab and sort herself out. She was nominated for six Grammies, and intends to show off her best at the February 10 awards show in Los Angeles.
One of Amy's friends revealed to The Sun, "Amy has agreed she will sort her life out in the New Year. She wants to give the performance of her life in LA. But she’s going to throw a party over Christmas — which will probably be a messy affair."
Winehouse suffered a drug overdose in August, briefly attended a rehab center in Essex, and has since reportedly been taking more drugs than ever. Amy's drugs of choice are notoriously cocaine and heroine, although she has also been known to indulge in the likes of marijuana and whatever else she can get her hands on.
If Amy is not careful with her holiday drug binge, it could very well end up being her last.
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Family Christmas party
You are reporting a family party with Mom and Dad ? Also, with buprenorphine blocking heroin, what is the threat to Amy's life, please ? The more newsworthy key to moving ahead is blocking criminal access to this young woman: specifically "Johnny Headlock" Jeannevol.
This lag's infamous for admitting killing Oxford grad Mark Blanco in 2006 and for dealing drugs. Con man (or consiglieri) using Pete Doherty. Press photos ID'd this "Headlock" with repeated access. He also admitted being the source for drugs that nearly killed Amy in August.
Musicians are weak enough, somewhat cut off -- with no office mates, plus lots of travel -- and do not need to be left at the mercy of hard criminals such as this hooligan "Headlock." Amy's father, Mitchell, is her angel. His recent successes deserve attention.
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