Amy Winehouse Apologizes For Racist Video
A video was released this weekend which featured Amy Winehouse, surrounded by drugs, singing a racist song. The video footage, filmed by her incarcerated husband Blake FIelder-Civil in 2007 was released by a perosnal friend of Amy.
The troubled singer appeared on the steps of her London home this morning and said sorry to photographers for her racist chants.
The friend who released the video and photos claimed she did it to show the hold Blake has on Amy.
'Blake's clearly the instigator behind the idea of them having risky public sex. It looks like the camera was a new toy he wanted to try out,' the source told the News of the World.
She added: 'Some might say Blake's been the unwitting architect of Amy's downfall. But to risk all Amy's achievements and all her future by committing this sort of material to camera is beyond the pale.'
