Amy WinehouseMitch’s father revealed that although he attended the same school, the late singer was far from friendly with the music icon. Adele.
Speaking at the Beyond The Music event at the Museum of Design, Mitch admitted that his daughter “ignored” Adele when they crossed paths just weeks after hitmaker Chasing Pavements released their debut album.
This comes after Adele, who previously blamed Amy for inspiring her to learn to play the guitar, admitted that she feared she might get out of control like the late singer who died in an accident. alcohol poisoning in 2011 at the age of 27
“Not so generous”: Amy Winehouse’s father Mitch reveals the late singer (left in 2008) “IGNORED” Adele (just earlier this month) when their paths cross
Speaking to Richard Eden of The Daily Mail, Mitch said: “Adele was so generous to Amy. Amy, on the other hand, was not generous to Adele.
“I once played pool with Amy at Camden Town and [her] Catriona’s best friend enters with Adele.
“Adele’s first album came out and Catriona said, ‘Amy, Adele came to say hello.’ And Amy completely ignored her. It may be a little like that.
In disagreement? Speaking at the Beyond The Music event at the Museum of Design, Mitch admitted that his daughter “ignored” Adele when they crossed paths, even though she attended the same school.
Both Adele and Amy attended the BRIT School of Performing Arts and Technology in London.
The Hello star admitted last year that she feared she might get out of control like Amy, who struggled with drugs and alcohol before her death.
Speaking of Vogue, she said: “I became really famous right after the death of Amy Winehouse. And we watched her die right before our eyes.
“I have always had a very close relationship with alcohol. I have always been very fascinated by alcohol. This is what my father kept from me. So I’ve always wanted to know what’s so great about it.
Family: He said, “Adele’s first album came out, and Catriona said, ‘Amy, Adele came in to say hello.’ And Amy ignored her completely.” She may be a little like that. ‘
Adele said she started playing guitar because of Amy Frank’s first album, released in 2003.
She said: “She means the most to me of all artists. Because she was British. Because she was amazing. Because she was tortured. Because she was so funny.
Adele told how she felt uncomfortable with fame and at one point even considered leaving music altogether.
In the end, Adele decided to become a “hermit” for a while to help her cope with her growing fame.
Amy rose to fame after the release of Frank in 2003, as she gained both critical and commercial success with her debut, as her jazz-inspired vocals won fans everywhere before her second album, Back To Black, was released three years later. late.
Difficult time: This comes after Adele, who previously attributed to Amy (pictured) that she inspired her to learn to play the guitar, admitted that she was afraid she might get out of control as the late singer
As she rises higher on the ladder of fame, she discovers her demons – in drinks, drugs and eating disorders that her brother Alex insists contributed to her death.
In 2011, an investigation sentenced her to an accident after finding that she had 416 mg of alcohol per deciliter in her blood.
A second investigation in 2013 confirmed that she had died from accidental alcohol poisoning.
In an interview in June 2013, her brother Alex said he believed that her eating disorder and subsequent physical weakness were the main cause of her death.
He said: “She was suffering from severe bulimia. This is not a revelation – you only understood by looking at it …
“Eventually she would die as she went, but what really killed her was bulimia … I think it made her weaker and more susceptible. If she didn’t have an eating disorder, she would be physically stronger.
She said: “I have always had a very close relationship with alcohol. I’ve always been very fascinated by alcohol … So I’ve always wanted to know what’s so great about it.