Amy Winehouse Single?

Just recently, Amy Winehouse has been seen leaving her home wearing a pink jacket with the name ‘Amy Woo’ embroidered on it, where once it read ‘Amy Civil’. Naturally Amy’s former embroidery was referring to her hubby Blake Fielder Civil, so her new patch sparked some speculation that she has a romantic connection with her friend Blake Wood. Blake Wood has been seen going in and out of Amy’s London flat, and though her hubby has been in rehab since his prison release on November 5th, Amy hasn’t quite made the hubby appeals that she normally does. In fact, it seems that even hubby Blake is not all that interested any more with reports surfacing that he has been hanging around a German model by the name of Sophie Schandorff.

The romance between Blake and Sophie is so torrid, that Amy spewed to the press ‘It’s over!’. To a London newspaper she made the following statement:

There’s no way back for us now. It was never going to last. We were only together for sex. I fancied him like mad, like no one else I’ve ever known. But it’s not enough, is it?

Uh no. It’s not enough. You also need some compassion, TRUST, mutual respect, and quite possibly this couple would not make it without couples detox that was involved by physical restraints. But that’s just me. No, these two need a lot of work, and Amy has not made much attempts to be involved with his rehab process. She has barely visited her hubby, though that may have something to do with his treatment, and failed to make a scheduled November 17th visit because he had first texted her asking her to bring some crack. Hm. Looks like Amy may have made the best choice there by not going.

I am no Dr. Drew, but I think bringing crack to rehab is against the rules. But hope may not be lost, though she claims its over, it IS Amy, and how much cred does this girl have, right? She was seen banging on the door to her old home recently screaming ‘Blaaaaaake’. It IS a subtle sign, but I think it may mean, in Amy’s own little quiet way, that she does care a little.

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