Amy Winehouse reported to have been hospitalised due to breast pain following lift op
Amy Winehouse's appearance on stage on Saturday might have been long overdue, but it seems it was still too soon for the singer... It's reported that the Rehab star didn't give herself enough time off after surgery to lift her bust just days earlier.
It's claimed that Amy was admitted to the London Clinic as an emergency case and kept in overnight on Saturday night after she reportedly finished her Strictly Come Dancing performance by saying:
"I need to see someone, my boobs are f***ing killing me."
A source added:
"Her manager quickly sorted a car to get her to the London Clinic. Typically, Amy made the driver stop off at Nando’s for some chicken – she said she didn’t want hospital food.
"The doctors ordered her to stay overnight to make sure everything was OK. She only had her breasts lifted a few days ago and she should have been resting to let them heal instead of running around town."
The performance was particularly important for Amy - she was lending backing vocals to her god daughter, 13-year-old Dionne Bromfield, so kudos to her for struggling through.
Amy Winehouse's appearance on stage on Saturday might have been long overdue, but it seems it was still too soon for the singer... It's reported that the Rehab star didn't give herself enough time off after surgery to lift her bust just days earlier.
It's claimed that Amy was admitted to the London Clinic as an emergency case and kept in overnight on Saturday night after she reportedly finished her Strictly Come Dancing performance by saying:
"I need to see someone, my boobs are f***ing killing me."
A source added:
"Her manager quickly sorted a car to get her to the London Clinic. Typically, Amy made the driver stop off at Nando’s for some chicken – she said she didn’t want hospital food.
"The doctors ordered her to stay overnight to make sure everything was OK. She only had her breasts lifted a few days ago and she should have been resting to let them heal instead of running around town."
The performance was particularly important for Amy - she was lending backing vocals to her god daughter, 13-year-old Dionne Bromfield, so kudos to her for struggling through.
