Amy Winehouse's friends have claimed that the late singer would have been ok with them selling personal items relating to the late musician, the High Court has heard

Amy Winehouse "would have been happy" with her pals selling personal items. The High Court heard that the late singer would "not have wanted" Naomi Parry and Catriona Gourlay to "struggle financially".

Naomi and Catriona, two of Amy's closest friends, are facing legal action from the singer's dad, Mitch, who is acting as administrator of the Back to Black singer's estate. Lawyers for Mitch , a former cab driver, previously told a trial in London that Naomi and Catriona profited from selling dozens of the singer's items at auctions in the US in 2021 and 2023, which he was not informed about and that they did not have the r

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