US EditionAmy Winehouse's Ex-Husband Blake Fielder-Civil Responds to Claim He's Responsible for Her Death
- Fifteen years after Winehouse's passing, Blake Fielder-Civil agreed to his first longform interview on Paul C Brunson's We Need To Talk podcast, denying he is solely to blame while admitting he had a part to play.
- Amy Winehouse, late singer, died in her Camden home on July 23, 2011, at age 27 from alcohol toxicity, two years after her divorce from Blake Fielder-Civil.
- Admitting drug experimentation, Blake Fielder-Civil rejected being a daily addict and said he tried heroin about ten times over six months, noting Winehouse first tried heroin with him.
- He said the interview was part of a bid to 'take control of my own narrative' and praised the 2015 documentary Amy and 2024 biopic Back To Black for not casting him as a 'villain'.
- Amid heavy tabloid attention, Blake Fielder-Civil says their phones were hacked and media intrusion intensified distrust and drug reliance, while he criticised hologram tour plans and reflected on their relationship in 2023.
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Amy Winehouse's Ex-Husband Blake Fielder-Civil Responds to Claim He's Responsible for Her Death
Blake Fielder-Civil is speaking out. The actor—who was married to Amy Winehouse from 2007 to 2009—reacted to public speculation that he is fully to blame for her untimely death in 2011 at age...
Blake Fielder-Civil claims he and Amy Winehouse were phone-hacking victims
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Amy Winehouse’s ex-husband says couple talked about reconciling days before her death
Amy Winehouse's ex-husband has said that the pair talked about rekindling their romantic relationship just days before her death. Appearing on Paul C Brunson’s We Need To Talk podcast released on Monday (16 March), Blake Fielder-Civil opened up on the moment that he learnt that the “Back to Black” singer had died of alcohol poisoning in 2013. Fielder-Civil, who was serving a 32-month prison sentence for domestic burglary, told Brunson that the c…
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