Amy Winehouse's Ex-Husband Blake Fielder-Civil Responds to 'Back to Black' Biopic

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 11 кві 2024
  • The biopic 'Back To Black' follows Amy Winehouse's rise to fame, marriage to Blake Fielder-Civil, and struggle with addiction. It's being released in cinemas today, but friends of the late singer have slammed it for being too sympathetic to Blake.
    Blake joins GMB to discuss his thoughts on the film and the portrayal of his and Amy's relationship, and reveals that he would love to speak to Amy's father Mitch Winehouse, particularly after watching the new film about Amy's life.
    Broadcast on 12/04/24
    Stream Good Morning Britain live, every weekday from 6am on the ITVX 📲 daytimelink.itv.com/WatchGMBYT
    Subscribe now for more! bit.ly/1NbomQa
    Like, follow and subscribe to Good Morning Britain!
    The Good Morning Britain UA-cam channel delivers you the news that you’re waking up to in the morning. From exclusive interviews with some of the biggest names in politics and showbiz to heartwarming human interest stories and unmissable watch again moments.
    Join Susanna Reid, Ed Balls, Kate Garraway, Richard Madeley, Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher every weekday on ITV from 6am until 9 every weekday!
    ITVX: daytimelink.itv.com/WatchGMBYT
    Website: bit.ly/1GsZuha
    UA-cam: bit.ly/1Ecy0g1
    Facebook: on. 1HEDRMb
    Twitter: bit.ly/1xdLqU3
    www.itv.com
    #GMB #backtoblack #amywinehouse #BlakeFielderCivil
  • Розваги

КОМЕНТАРІ • 937

  • @adrainwaghorn6463
    @adrainwaghorn6463 Місяць тому +810

    ‘I had no one looking out for me either’ a very profound quote that people seem to forget

    • @lilithvondark5103
      @lilithvondark5103 24 дні тому +31

      I dont blame Blake i didnt and i wont he was addicted too!!! And she chooses to take all the d...gs By herself im a sober& clean addict myself
      As much as i love her im a BIG fan but she had an addicted personality BOTH
      Blake AND Amy!

    • @starsigngirl9789
      @starsigngirl9789 23 дні тому +4

      Correct ❤

    • @TheFever77
      @TheFever77 21 день тому +10

      I thought so too, shame she just skipped over it.

    • @LindsayWebb-rc9bd
      @LindsayWebb-rc9bd 21 день тому +28

      I actually feel sorry for him, he described it perfectly when he said her death has been his cross to bare, he has suffered with addiction and all the blame can’t be put on him. Amy wouldn’t have wanted him to blamed. Her father is a lot to blame for how Amy suffered but he never seems to take one bit of responsibility 😢

    • @Minksy1989
      @Minksy1989 20 днів тому +2

      100%

  • @cathyannis83
    @cathyannis83 Місяць тому +205

    I knew Blake after he split with Amy. The only reason I’m commenting is because of some of the horrible comments here, although I’m very glad to read all the nice ones. Blake had a lot of flaws when I knew him, he was arrogant and cocky, but it was so clearly a facade to cover his insecurities. He loved Amy and she loved him, even after their divorce they spoke for hours on the phone and he was so devastated when she died he nearly killed himself in his effort to numb the pain. Yes, he’s done some awful things due to his addiction, but that kind of regret and guilt only makes it so much harder to get clean and he’s managed it in spite of that; now he has to live every day knowing the things he did without anything to numb those feelings of guilt anymore. I didn’t particularly like Blake when I knew him, but I’m thrilled to see him doing well and I wish him all the best.

    • @RosePierce.
      @RosePierce. 11 днів тому +6

      I don’t know him but I know enough to see a pattern they had a lot of issues and because of that brought out the worst in each other he doesn’t deserve the blame and you can tell he’s crippled from it if it wasn’t Blake it would be someone else and he’s handling it with such grace that a lot of people couldn’t.

    • @365foxxy
      @365foxxy 4 дні тому +7

      I can see that this interview was hard for him to speak out. At the beginning I think he struggled with pain and sadness.. He seems vulnerable and careful. Also intense and hard questions were asked. I think this was a hard, but honest interview.

    • @ingridfaro7442
      @ingridfaro7442 4 дні тому

      @@365foxxy true

    • @spookshow6999
      @spookshow6999 3 дні тому +4

      You have to forgive.

    • @candjim
      @candjim День тому +2

      Your statement is sensible, as well as so genuine. Sadly, there are no winners or losers with these tragically poignant life moments. Maybe all that is left over are a deep sense of apathy, regret and challenging life experiences which hopefully provide essential lessons in life.

  • @user-yv3wi9ey8f
    @user-yv3wi9ey8f Місяць тому +581

    I think it's pretty clear that Amy had issues before she met Blake. If people still question her ex-husband why does no one question her parents, particularly her Dad.
    RIP Amy

    • @siouxsiesleuth3589
      @siouxsiesleuth3589 Місяць тому +47

      Totally agree. After all, Mitch is the root of all her initial problems!

    • @Mismynameyall
      @Mismynameyall Місяць тому +27

      I agree with you her father played a big role in what happened not only Blake

    • @Sezz-Bo
      @Sezz-Bo Місяць тому +19

      I said this,he forced her on stage

    • @nadinex
      @nadinex 29 днів тому +6

      100%

    • @KnowledgeGod
      @KnowledgeGod 25 днів тому

      What did he do​@@siouxsiesleuth3589

  • @AdalineK
    @AdalineK Місяць тому +1085

    Amy already had an addictive personality before she met Blake. Blake was one of her addictions, from which stemmed some of the best song writing of all time. I felt it was courageous of him to walk away from the relationship after receiving counseling in prison and realising it was toxic co-dependancy. Just wish Amy lived long enough to find a relationship that could have nurtured her and to realise her dream of having a baby. All so sad. But, I don’t blame Blake.

    • @nina2222
      @nina2222 Місяць тому +23

      Completely agree

    • @caseyrose1327
      @caseyrose1327 Місяць тому +12

      I agree too

    • @harrietpalmann8450
      @harrietpalmann8450 Місяць тому +10

      Well put.

    • @TheLucyblades
      @TheLucyblades Місяць тому +10

      Well said.

    • @andyroo9381
      @andyroo9381 Місяць тому +32

      Some women/men don't want a nurturing relationship. Some people crave the conflict. Amy seems like she was one of those people who was easily bored and looked to "trouble" for stimulation.

  • @George1789
    @George1789 Місяць тому +777

    People seem to magically forget that Blake was struggling and ill too… yes he played a role in everything but you have to give credit where credit is due and the fact he’s clean and speaking about his time with Amy is incredible x

    • @mentalhealthwithalana
      @mentalhealthwithalana Місяць тому +8

      I totally agree ❤

    • @Sophee
      @Sophee 29 днів тому +33

      you're forgetting that he also asked for half of "his" inheritance upon Amy's death and clearly was only with her for the cash, praying on a fragile woman and bringing her heroine in the hospital upon overdosing

    • @jablanbukvovski
      @jablanbukvovski 25 днів тому +10

      @@Sophee i wonder if you feel the same disgust when divorced ladies or widows of famous men ask for their share of money

    • @mandyjuelz
      @mandyjuelz 22 дні тому +4

      @@SopheeHonestly, with the way that marriage law works in the US, he was entitled to money. She brought in millions the two years that they were married, he was the muse behind one of the biggest albums in history, and she committed adultery. In some states, if you commit adultery, you automatically get half of what was earned during the years you were married.

    • @jesclifford88
      @jesclifford88 20 днів тому

      @@mandyjuelzdo they work that way in the UK too? He also did the same things

  • @Liza12777
    @Liza12777 Місяць тому +536

    Leave him alone. They were two broken young people who were in love.
    RIP Amy so missed.

    • @kimbogal
      @kimbogal 9 днів тому +15

      Reminder for everyone: It is on legal records that Blake used to beat Amy senseless. Biting her, spitting on her, pulling her hair, punching her in the face. Do not pity domestic abusers.

    • @peanutssss
      @peanutssss 6 днів тому +2

      @@kimbogalthank you for putting this can’t believe there’s not other replies

    • @kimbogal
      @kimbogal 6 днів тому +1

      @@peanutssss Right? What is going on here? Blake is an ex con with a long history of domestic violence abuse and other crimes. He's a gutter rat who introduced Amy to the drugs which eventually killed her. And people are saying, "naw bless, leave him alone". Absolutely absurd!

    • @markbaileycimarron-memoria3446
      @markbaileycimarron-memoria3446 6 днів тому

      leave him alone? lol he came in willingly.

    • @ryanisstuckin93
      @ryanisstuckin93 6 днів тому +3

      ​@@kimbogalNot defending him, but she died of alcohol poisoning, she was clean of drugs when she died.

  • @jeanbrowne456
    @jeanbrowne456 Місяць тому +946

    Amy would be proud of this man she shared her journey with...no angel or villian in this story...he presented himself so well in this difficult interview...

    • @sophielay6154
      @sophielay6154 Місяць тому +13

      100%.

    • @Wizzy678
      @Wizzy678 Місяць тому +18

      society has fallen so much that ppl are praising ex junkies

    • @StrangerInParadise58
      @StrangerInParadise58 Місяць тому +8

      So well said. Couldn't agree more. Thanks for articulating this sentiment.

    • @StrangerInParadise58
      @StrangerInParadise58 Місяць тому +44

      @@Wizzy678 Boy, you have missed her message completely. Come down sometime from your 'god-like' perch - and you'll see the toothpicks you mistook for pillars.

    • @TheMomseloc
      @TheMomseloc Місяць тому +54

      ​@@Wizzy678OF COURSE society should praise EX "junkies". Keyword "EX".

  • @deborahrob5859
    @deborahrob5859 Місяць тому +315

    I don't understand how her dad could point a finger, he was there too. "And if my daddy thinks I'm fine", where did those lyrics come from. She wrote and sang from the heart. I pulled a daughter out of the grips of addition, it almost killed me, but she is here. It's a horrible disease, it grips the whole family. It becomes a battle to not let it win the child I gave life too.

    • @user-ku3mv8mz2r
      @user-ku3mv8mz2r Місяць тому +4

      Addiction isn't a disease, well done for helping your daughter, but why did your daughter do drugs in the first place?

    • @ChooseCompassion
      @ChooseCompassion 29 днів тому +10

      She would’ve been better off without her father in her life! And she may have still been with us today.

    • @natallyVB
      @natallyVB 23 дні тому +7

      The roots of all are not the drugs. There is some mental health battle behind it as someone said above

    • @damienjose5640
      @damienjose5640 21 день тому

      Not all drug addictions stem from family trauma, some are just started in fun unfortunately ​@user-ku3mv8mz2r

    • @britneyserrano8908
      @britneyserrano8908 21 день тому +6

      This! Her dad is narcissistic for this alone! I will never forget the first time I heard rehab and thought surely this person isn’t really saying their on drugs and their daddy thinks it’s fine? That was my entire thought process I just couldn’t believe it!

  • @SharonMcwilliams78
    @SharonMcwilliams78 Місяць тому +690

    Once people understand trauma then they will understand addiction a little more. Amy’s issues were established long before.

    • @lyndkent-cl2oe
      @lyndkent-cl2oe Місяць тому +11

      Amen!

    • @caseyrose1327
      @caseyrose1327 Місяць тому +6

      This!

    • @caseyrose1327
      @caseyrose1327 Місяць тому +6

      This!

    • @fxtxhx
      @fxtxhx Місяць тому +7

      100% this is what I’ve been saying

    • @SharonMcwilliams78
      @SharonMcwilliams78 Місяць тому +32

      @@fxtxhx trauma is the root cause of addiction , mental health and everything in between. Trauma occurring before 7 years old will result in addiction and death. Amy was well established in her addiction when she met this young man. Granted they created a co dependant relationship but that goes with the territory. Very sad actually.

  • @EsuMandusa
    @EsuMandusa 18 днів тому +15

    He probably wasn't the cause of the addiction, but he definitely contributed to her downfall and enabled her drug addiction and I think he tried to keep her down because he was down. I wished she had the strength to leave and stay gone but its hard when someone keeps you pumped up on drugs, and emotionally oppressed.

  • @thepopfiles4294
    @thepopfiles4294 Місяць тому +380

    It’s just sad, for the both of them. Because I’m sure ‘clean’ he’s probably a decent guy. And I don’t doubt he loved her. They just weren’t the right people for each other at that time.

    • @chadbridges4304
      @chadbridges4304 Місяць тому +20

      They weren't allowed to be right,too much money making involved. And the tills just keep ringing. Kerching

  • @jpop-qg5gj
    @jpop-qg5gj Місяць тому +301

    Wow.. I feel embarrassed for the guy! The interviewers were very curt, judgmental & kinda rude. BFC on the other hand was well spoken, sensible, introspective and yeah… civil. They were both so young!

    • @lpcoffeelove1500
      @lpcoffeelove1500 Місяць тому +11

      Yeah I know he’s choosing to go on these interviews but I cringed at a bbc one I saw where the host said, in such a condescending way, ‘you were a complete mess weren’t you.’ I think they feel they have to sound curt so it doesn’t seem like they’re sympathising with him too much maybe?

    • @lpcoffeelove1500
      @lpcoffeelove1500 Місяць тому +4

      Also I do wonder if there’s an unsaid annoyance that he’s still here and clean and she’s not and then somehow that lands on him.

    • @user-py2tm3lx6m
      @user-py2tm3lx6m Місяць тому

      Yes, I agree Adil more than Kate

    • @autumn5852
      @autumn5852 Місяць тому +10

      … and they kept cutting him off and trying to put words in his mind, as if they thought he wasn’t capable of speaking 😡 they’re vile, especially that woman

    • @isotopiary
      @isotopiary Місяць тому +7

      Agree. He was very gracious in stark contrast to the presenters with their strangely old fashioned and plain nasty agenda. I think he’s a likeable chap who deserves to be treated better in interviews.

  • @scottblack9213
    @scottblack9213 Місяць тому +333

    I knew Blake around 1999/2000 when he was a hairdresser in Kentish Town. He was very well mannered and full of positive boyish and youthful energy, almost naive in a way. Very well spoken. Very interested in others, curious about the world. He never once appeared to be interested in the fame game or being the centre of attention in any way. Camden was party central back in the late 90's early 2000's, and he would have started partying hard at that time. He was very impressionable and didn't seem to have a lot of self confidence.

    • @colinpadley1897
      @colinpadley1897 Місяць тому +16

      Sounds like you're excusing his behaviour, awful man, he should have her death on his conscience, but doubt he has.

    • @scottblack9213
      @scottblack9213 Місяць тому +34

      @@colinpadley1897 to be really honest, I haven't seen him since 1999 and don't know anything about Winehouse's music or antics as it's not my bag. So don't actually know anything, just saying that's my run in with him 25 years ago

    • @mxx1236
      @mxx1236 Місяць тому +49

      @@colinpadley1897oh shut up. You don’t know either of them on a personal level so you can’t comment and push the blame onto him! It’s so unfair

    • @HristinaNicole
      @HristinaNicole Місяць тому +34

      ​@@colinpadley1897I don't think it's fair to fully blame him because at the end of the day Amy was a grown adult who chose to start doing drugs out of her own will he didn't physically force it on her
      So as much as he failed to lead her in a positive direction it's still not like he's fully responsible for her death

    • @isotopiary
      @isotopiary Місяць тому +29

      ​ @colinpadley1897 Ultimately as adults we have to take responsibility for our actions. Amy wasn’t a child and she made her own destructive choices because she was in pain. As was Blake. A little non judgemental compassion goes a long way

  • @Fanniesyeraunt71
    @Fanniesyeraunt71 Місяць тому +239

    I hope Blake reads these comments here…so much empathy and compassion - it’s like we’ve all grown up and understand better. Hindsight is an amazing thing…just a pity some don’t get the luxury of learning from it.… Blake seems like a genuinely nice guy, he deserves continued peace & happiness.
    RIP Amy x

    • @gypsyrobin516
      @gypsyrobin516 Місяць тому +9

      Right on Cldnt agree more 💯💯🙏🙏🙏

    • @jaynejameson1607
      @jaynejameson1607 26 днів тому +5

      💯❤️

    • @marjol3in
      @marjol3in 25 днів тому +9

      Absolutely. I'm glad Blake is in a good place now.

  • @sean79C
    @sean79C Місяць тому +219

    Blake was never to blame. And I believe Amy would never want him to feel responsible. She loved him - flaws and all. They were two addictive personalities trying to find escapism from reality. And their individual reasons for doing so are their own.

  • @babyraver
    @babyraver Місяць тому +275

    These interviewers are rude. Blake is trying his hardest here.

    • @readyroc7845
      @readyroc7845 25 днів тому +14

      I agree, Amy chose this man. To basically blame him when he was an addict himself is so low

    • @MultiStrickland
      @MultiStrickland 25 днів тому +14

      They were annoying. Cutting across him the whole interview.

    • @surette2012
      @surette2012 12 днів тому +3

      I mean, that’s the hand you’re dealt with dealing with morning show hosts. Either fake niceties and platitudes or insane condescension or passive aggression.
      They seem the stock that don’t even believe addiction is a complex impulse and mental vulnerability. Latent mental illness or trauma informing the habit or the Epigenetic factor behind it. They see it as a sinister and selfish choice made in a completely lucid state (which obviously is not the case) and you gleefully invite others into the mess with you.

  • @billhicks3332
    @billhicks3332 Місяць тому +785

    Anyone who thinks one person can make another person an addict doesnt understand addiction.

    • @nutcracker2916
      @nutcracker2916 Місяць тому +98

      But having an enabler in someone's life, who has addictive tendencies is/was a recipe for disaster!

    • @user-sr8hs1ix4u
      @user-sr8hs1ix4u Місяць тому +25

      No you don’t understand addiction

    • @billhicks3332
      @billhicks3332 Місяць тому

      Yes I do. I was an addict and I grew up with addicts. Amy and Blake would have been attracted to each other partly because they would have sensed they were the same (i.e: addicts). He didnt make her an addict. @@user-sr8hs1ix4u

    • @jonathanlandau-litewski7405
      @jonathanlandau-litewski7405 Місяць тому +39

      Absolute nonsense. I used to be an addict (I'm not saying to what) and when I met my partner, within a year he was an addict too. Luckily we made it out and haven't touched anything in 10 years!

    • @pascalechurchard4865
      @pascalechurchard4865 Місяць тому

      Thats true but also she chose to be in that relationship and they bith choose to have that unhealthy toxic influence on eachother​@@nutcracker2916

  • @vintagecherries
    @vintagecherries Місяць тому +82

    Blake is the only person that took accountability for his actions and the only person that took multiple bullets and criticism. And I tip my hat to him for that alone because it takes guts to admit your mistakes.
    But what people seem to forget is that the were a lot of people around Amy that were enablers in her cycle. So called "friends". No one helped Amy. They were equally benefiting from her addiction but everyone is silent. 🦗 Crickets 🦗
    Blaming Blake for everything is ridiculous when she had a whole team around her. Just watching that last Serbia concert is all you need to know about her life, her demons but ultimately the people that let her down.

  • @cantthinkofausername8698
    @cantthinkofausername8698 Місяць тому +559

    Time to leave this guy alone. Amy died from alcohol, not drugs and he was in jail at the time. Leave him be.

    • @EvidentlyFire
      @EvidentlyFire Місяць тому +41

      Sometimes it's hard to. He never loved Amy. He made her sing a racist song on camera, swore on her life he wasn't filming it, then the film of it somehow ended up in the hands of the NEWS OF THE WORLD, that's just one Blake thing.

    • @Kellendras1
      @Kellendras1 Місяць тому +32

      He's definitely trash

    • @sissylopez4468
      @sissylopez4468 Місяць тому +38

      He literally introduce Amy to hard drugs & that was her downfall aside her eating disorder, he literally left Amy to go back to his ex Girlfriend & that Devastated Amy thinking she will never see him again, plus Blake Charge Amy 150 pound for a kiss or to even get near her, he was taking advantage of Amy’s money. Was it all worth it? How can anybody forgive him.

    • @Qcx12.a
      @Qcx12.a Місяць тому +4

      I agree ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @Qcx12.a
      @Qcx12.a Місяць тому +35

      Two addicts fell in love. One survived. Everyone has negative opinions of Blake. He simply is a good person now trying his best. He's sorry and no one can blame him for her addiction. I'm an addict. I take full responsibility for what i did to myself.

  • @arisolisB
    @arisolisB 21 день тому +15

    Am I the only one who is kind of happy that he is doing better? Amy would be so happy for him 🥺 sometimes life is not fair... Good for him... And RIP to the great Amy 💖

  • @kittykat2504
    @kittykat2504 20 днів тому +80

    The proudness on his face at the end when he admitted he's doing well and moved to a better place in life...warms my heart ❤

  • @marlasinger8904
    @marlasinger8904 Місяць тому +133

    I have addiction issues and no one makes you become addicted to anything! They might not help matters but it’s on us to take responsibility for our issues and actions.

    • @SirDelsey
      @SirDelsey Місяць тому +6

      Well said

    • @athuilbettina2839
      @athuilbettina2839 25 днів тому

      Je pense que ses problèmes venaient de sa famille une famille désunie voilà

    • @domjoseph2007
      @domjoseph2007 23 дні тому +1

      agreed 100%

    • @marlasinger8904
      @marlasinger8904 23 дні тому

      @@domjoseph2007 feel bad saying this now!! But I think blame is a waste of time.
      I think we live and die by the sword and the only way to go for us is zero substance 😔

    • @marlasinger8904
      @marlasinger8904 23 дні тому

      @@athuilbettina2839 as an English speaker I got … I think it starts with the family?

  • @jamiecroft23
    @jamiecroft23 Місяць тому +53

    I don't like how he's being pushed into answering obvious questions. Shame on the presenters and the ITV.

    • @WH-hi5ew
      @WH-hi5ew Місяць тому

      the nature of TV and media.

    • @stephaniesherwood9729
      @stephaniesherwood9729 9 днів тому

      Interrupting and over-talking him throughout the interview trying to elicit particular answers.

  • @23Dawnay
    @23Dawnay 13 днів тому +8

    I really feel for Blake. He has the weight of everyone’s blame and I’m sure he blames himself to a great degree. He was struggling also. I wish him all the best and hope he has the strength to stay sober.

  • @demitaylor576
    @demitaylor576 Місяць тому +247

    I don’t like this interview. I think they are grilling him way too much. Distasteful

    • @Moonstone115
      @Moonstone115 Місяць тому +31

      Constantly interrupting him too 🤨

    • @nina2222
      @nina2222 Місяць тому +33

      Same here, the tone and angle of questions were out of line, it was good that he said "I was young and there was no one to look after me either"

    • @jonathanlandau-litewski7405
      @jonathanlandau-litewski7405 Місяць тому +6

      Distasteful? HE was the one that introduced her to hard drugs. He made videos of her when she was wasted and sold them to a newspaper. She was nothing but a cash cow to him. Just so unfair that SHE was the one that died.

    • @mary-annesade
      @mary-annesade Місяць тому

      @@jonathanlandau-litewski7405very sad

    • @pete7230
      @pete7230 Місяць тому +1

      @@jonathanlandau-litewski7405she couldn’t said no

  • @lisadominobuzz2967
    @lisadominobuzz2967 Місяць тому +97

    This interview has made me see Blake in a new light. They were both addicts so you can't blame this guy really. Good luck to him for the future. 😊

  • @jckndahouseful
    @jckndahouseful Місяць тому +70

    He was young and he was a hipster who experimented with drugs and got caught up deep, I’m sure he was fighting his own demons as was Amy. Whatever she used, she did so of her own volition. Just because you’re in love with a user doesn’t mean you have to become a user. That said- I am a huge fan of Amy’s and am saddened deeply by her passing… she was incredibly talented

  • @mackedelic
    @mackedelic Місяць тому +66

    This poor dude... Amy would be proud of how he moved on and changed his life. Blake does NOT need to shoulder this blame.

  • @EG-qh6er
    @EG-qh6er 20 днів тому +9

    I was in a relationship with an addict from 2017-2019. During that time, I spiraled into my own addiction. Addicts aren't able to help themselves out of the abyss, much less anyone else. I completely understand when he explains how he didn't have anyone looking out for him either. I'm glad to see he made it through to the other side and doing okay. Sometimes there is no "bad guy." Sometmes two broken people find each other and are the worse for it. I've been sober since July 2022.

  • @gp.
    @gp. 17 днів тому +37

    “When it comes to Blake, I’ve decided never to speak badly about anyone,” said Janis Winehouse, the singer’s mother. “I know it was about love and I don’t think you can judge when it comes to love. Love does the walking and talking. I believe the relationship between Amy and Blake was intimate and genuine.”

  • @jeremycarson5878
    @jeremycarson5878 Місяць тому +195

    That poor kid was in pain. I'm so sorry and hope he has happiness in the future.

    • @TC8787-yq7og
      @TC8787-yq7og 29 днів тому +9

      Everyone is in pain - doesn't mean we get to selfishly destroy ourselves and pass that pain onto those closest to us.

  • @patrycjatylka6523
    @patrycjatylka6523 Місяць тому +89

    Would be great if presenter would let Blake to speak. Honestly, this is so bad
    You invite someone to talk to and you talk over your guest.

    • @stephaniesherwood9729
      @stephaniesherwood9729 9 днів тому

      Yes, I felt the same. They continued to interrupt and over-talk him throughout the interview in an effort to elicit particular answers.

  • @Mike67378
    @Mike67378 Місяць тому +90

    He's come across very well spoken, accepted responsibility for his mistakes and regrets...she was clean from drugs 2 years prior to her death..sadly alcohol amongst other struggles took her life..the pressures of the paparazzi, record company for constantly wanting her to perform - all factors to take into consideration for the escapism that alcohol provides many people.Multiple people/factors played a part in the untimely death of Amy. Nobody is accountable or responsible for this, may she rest and hopefully people can learn from this.

    • @smashedlittlek
      @smashedlittlek Місяць тому +3

      Unfortunately she didn’t have only alcohol in her system but a high dose of metadone. This last one is very dangerous and still proscribed even if it has been proved that first dies not really work with cravings and secondly it is a very dangerous substance especially if mixed with alcohol that gives double of the addiction. Unfortunately we are so dumb to think that because it is legal, it means it is safe. A corrupted system

  • @adrianporter4554
    @adrianporter4554 12 днів тому +6

    Honestly as much as I love Amy, I think she came from a place of hurt and not feeling complete. She was young, naive and found someone that made her feel whole. They both were young and probably had different struggles of their own. We can't blame Blake. As much as we wish Amy was still here, she was already losing a battle she had within herself for a long time. Congrats to Blake for changing his life around, and RIP to Amy. We still miss you and will never forget you 💗

  • @Klair777
    @Klair777 Місяць тому +103

    Blake seems a lovely guy he came over well we were all young at one time we all made mistakes & learnt from them it’s how we grow I wish him well & for him to continue growing in strength

  • @ttp436
    @ttp436 Місяць тому +58

    I do have empathy for him. Being in recovery and trying to navigate the past which he constantly has to relive must be hard. Amy and Blake’s were both addicts and addicted to toxic situations. Sensitive souls bless them. We all have to take responsibility for ourselves. God bless him.

  • @Caitlinclimatechange
    @Caitlinclimatechange Місяць тому +29

    He composed himself very well. Must have been hard for them both

  • @humbaba2762
    @humbaba2762 Місяць тому +211

    It's absurd that some people blame this guy for Amy's death. Amy passed away from alcohol intoxication, and when she died, they were no longer together, and she was dating another guy, so how could he cause her death?

    • @niloezhan910
      @niloezhan910 Місяць тому +36

      He introduced her to the drugs that’s why everyone hates him….watch the documentary movie

    • @JoeLisle
      @JoeLisle Місяць тому +17

      He’s the one who introduced her to the drugs this is why I never forgive him

    • @JudeTalbot
      @JudeTalbot Місяць тому +19

      @@JoeLisleppl getting mad over drugs, brother she was using gate way drugs before him

    • @davehoward22
      @davehoward22 Місяць тому +33

      She hung around in a heavy drug crowd when she met him,He didnt introduce her to drugs at all,he was in the same scene around camden

    • @caseyrose1327
      @caseyrose1327 Місяць тому +17

      She would have gotten them from someone else. When you want something, you get it and do it. I was introduced to it but I didn't want it and didn't do it. Doesn't mean I didn't do other kinds. People do what they want when they want to drown out the noise in their head or the trauma of life. Some come out of it on the other side and some might not.

  • @Musika1321
    @Musika1321 28 днів тому +40

    'I had no one looking out for me either' - speaks volumes.

  • @Laura......
    @Laura...... Місяць тому +21

    He seems to have grown over the past few years. In more ways than just his age. He came across well.

  • @doubleana9184
    @doubleana9184 Місяць тому +171

    To be honest everyone knows what drugs does but move on. Amy Winehouse died long time ago. Let him live in peace and rip amy

    • @wisdomseeker3362
      @wisdomseeker3362 Місяць тому +10

      🎉So true. It's not fair to crucify Blake. I'm sure this man has lived with and through so many strong emotions. It is time to let precious Amy rest. I have to mention her father. He gave his daughter his entire heart. I hope this movie is tasteful so not to upset him. 🎉

    • @ktenidoua5155
      @ktenidoua5155 Місяць тому

      Her father was here only to take her money ​@@wisdomseeker3362

  • @milliem9141
    @milliem9141 Місяць тому +23

    He came across very well, very undefensive in a hard interview

  • @loopysassistant8442
    @loopysassistant8442 Місяць тому +12

    Say what you like about Blake but he does come across really genuine, respectful and articulate in interviews and doesn’t deflect from any of his past, if only politicians could come across in this way they may get more respect from the general public.

  • @harrydyer6275
    @harrydyer6275 Місяць тому +96

    Feel sorry him still getting all the hate and blame now is wrong they was both young dealing with fame and addiction very young, hope he finds closure with her family he seems like a good bloke

  • @popunderrated
    @popunderrated Місяць тому +72

    He seems like a genuine guy. Someone who made many mistakes in their life like so many of us. It’s never as simple as someone just getting another person into drugs. Especially addicted to drugs.

  • @questionmark9819
    @questionmark9819 Місяць тому +91

    Leave him alone, I'm sure he's been through enough of his own problems and Amy wasn't an angel, she was human.

  • @lizziehenshaw6919
    @lizziehenshaw6919 Місяць тому +131

    This is vile they're just putting words in the poor guys mouth, just let him speak, such a reductive attitude

    • @EpticMe
      @EpticMe Місяць тому +7

      I was just thinking the same thing. He couldn’t really give a clear answer and she’s like “hey what about the h?” Like bruh… let the guy figure it out, he’s probably never been on TV like this in god knows how long

    • @raetime2350
      @raetime2350 Місяць тому

      I did feel the same, especially when KG said “so it would be like a gift?”

    • @Weebay_213
      @Weebay_213 Місяць тому +3

      That's the Ole BBC for ya. They've enabled way more damage than these two kids did to themselves

    • @dairylea2
      @dairylea2 Місяць тому +1

      @@Weebay_213 this is ITV though? Not BBC....

    • @user-py2tm3lx6m
      @user-py2tm3lx6m Місяць тому +1

      Exactly

  • @user-nr3it3dk9i
    @user-nr3it3dk9i Місяць тому +27

    He seems so lovely. It’s impossible for one person to turn another into an addict. I hope he has found some peace. ❤

  • @maggieedwards3951
    @maggieedwards3951 Місяць тому +62

    If Amy loved him.thats ok with me not ideal situation ,however better to have loved and lost,then never to love ,,its time we celebrate her greatness,and allow him to live on with grace .

  • @lfroglfrog4962
    @lfroglfrog4962 Місяць тому +16

    The way media exploits tragedy is disgusting

  • @MzzJusta
    @MzzJusta 12 днів тому +4

    He seems clever, quiet and rather sweet. Bless his heart. I hope he has a happy and peaceful life ❤

  • @debramckay4611
    @debramckay4611 Місяць тому +54

    Oh my days. These presenters. Let the guy talk. It was money that attracted the wrong people who weren't real friends

    • @kimgrant3879
      @kimgrant3879 Місяць тому +8

      Yes the constant interrupting.

  • @kateburnett9198
    @kateburnett9198 Місяць тому +48

    Cringey. How they asked him if he was ok at the end wanting to put a neat little bow on the interview and situation. He is clearly not...also when they tried to open a dialogue between him and Mitch Winehouse...so cheesey and inappropriate. Would be good to hear a longer podcast or something...I nearly died for the guy, the interviewers were as subtle as a bull in a china shop

    • @De_liebste_un_beste_Mensch
      @De_liebste_un_beste_Mensch Місяць тому +8

      You're absolutely right. This only shows how nothing had changed about the media how they deal with these subjects. They made everything worse but only he kinda became the scapegoat. And still is. But life is not only black and white.

  • @hannaht.8251
    @hannaht.8251 15 днів тому +2

    If you're no stranger to trauma and depression you know how easy is to step in the wrong path, what happened to Amy is no one's fault 💔May God continue to bless you Blake I'm happy to see you in good shape take care of yourself and your family I think Amy would be happy for you too

  • @Sean-ng4eu
    @Sean-ng4eu Місяць тому +23

    Addiction is hard to kick. Blake seems to be doing his best atm.
    Also he was responsible for most of her greatest songs!

    • @3XSL
      @3XSL Місяць тому +2

      Eh not really

    • @Sean-ng4eu
      @Sean-ng4eu Місяць тому +2

      @@3XSL Blake was not only Amys inspiration for many of her
      songs but he gave her the rock she wanted & she
      gave him his heroine!

  • @matthewsmith-rm6qc
    @matthewsmith-rm6qc Місяць тому +31

    Nobody can deny she loved the guy.

  • @bunnyfernwood
    @bunnyfernwood Місяць тому +30

    I’ve never been a big fan of Blake but this has got to be really weird for him. This is the only time I’ve ever had sympathy for him honestly

  • @LuliPorta
    @LuliPorta Місяць тому +15

    Why is she interrupting him like that…

  • @momerathsx
    @momerathsx Місяць тому +19

    Amy was a woman with mental health issues, but she was successful and an adult who made her own decisions. Neither of them were clearly in the right mind during their relationship, so exasperated each others addictions during that time. Blake needs to be able to move in this. You all know if she continued to live, the newspapers would have been ripping into her probably even now.

  • @paulbrain8352
    @paulbrain8352 Місяць тому +8

    Bad interviewers, poor bloke being grilled on live TV and they keep interrupting him , let him speak 🙄 they obviously know nothing of addiction either

  • @Sheenoshine
    @Sheenoshine Місяць тому +81

    Terrible interview !! Leave him alone ,Kate Garraway and Adel Ray are awful and judgmental 😢

    • @miraputica1510
      @miraputica1510 Місяць тому +20

      And they just kept interrupting him and talking over him! Terrible.

    • @autumn5852
      @autumn5852 Місяць тому +3

      Agreed 😡 they’re vile

  • @AL-pk4ij
    @AL-pk4ij Місяць тому +5

    Amy's brother stated that bulimia was to blame for her death. That combined with alcohol was lethal. She had that long before Blake. Further her father and others pushed her into performing against her will many times. She was an artist but they wanted her to be a superstar for their own benefit. There are many superstars that are not artists. Two very different species.

    • @jasmind.1217
      @jasmind.1217 24 дні тому +1

      Finally somenoe who said it!

    • @shahrzad7026
      @shahrzad7026 19 днів тому

      Brilliant well said … she was trapped in a deadly trauma bond … Firstly Family and she fall for this Toxic Covert Narcissist !!!!

  • @davidrobinson2776
    @davidrobinson2776 Місяць тому +21

    Blake was never to blame. Amy and Blake were probably suffering from BPD and they spurred each other on in good ways and in bad ways.
    I believe Amy would have hated the way Blake was portrayed in the film, even though it's sympathetic, because to her he was perfect. That's all that matters.
    Anyway, it's great to see him looking well and speaking so eloquently.

    • @jaiadixon7918
      @jaiadixon7918 28 днів тому

      I don’t know about bpd? Codependency yes

  • @George1789
    @George1789 Місяць тому +7

    Falling In love does strange things to folk in the best of circumstances it all unfolding into the grips of addiction is just another level

  • @Letstalkhandle
    @Letstalkhandle Місяць тому +3

    Good job to Good Morning Britain for getting him on and treating him with professional respect. Insightful conversation.

  • @UniqueBeautyxox
    @UniqueBeautyxox 24 дні тому +7

    Amy’s dad has A LOT to answer for and does not get grilled like this ever. Hes currently suing 2 of Amy’s best friends, all he cared about was the money Amy was making, and that’s all he still cares about.

  • @Catz0502
    @Catz0502 Місяць тому +25

    Blake is brave that's all I have to say. Like Kurt and Courtney and Sid and Nancy, Amy and Blake chose each other.
    Amy's story should be told as a series not a movie. I can't wait to see the movie. I feel so bad that Blake always takes the fall. I think he's a sweet person.

  • @tls4022
    @tls4022 Місяць тому +5

    I always hated him for abandoning Amy when she needed him the most. But quite recently I now understand that he too was also an addict and Amy was already an addict due to other personal things in her own life that was out of Blake's control.

  • @MrRobbyc
    @MrRobbyc Місяць тому +4

    Good interview , it’s sad about Amy but also sad what Blake was going through , it takes 2 tango and can’t be solely blamed for what happened

  • @user-ui2hn1cg1u
    @user-ui2hn1cg1u 22 дні тому +3

    Bless him,Im an addict and addiction doesnt work the way people whom havent experienced it think!

  • @user-wj7qz9jn5b
    @user-wj7qz9jn5b Місяць тому +18

    This guy made some big mistakes in his life but look how well he looks and speaks now.
    I understand if mitch couldn’t talk to him but I really hope they do.
    Is a sad situation and I think Blake’s took a lot of the flak over this.
    I think he’s a decent guy now and hope people lay off him. Wish him nothing but the best and R.I.P Amy. She was so talented and beautiful ❤️

  • @ggunga7764
    @ggunga7764 Місяць тому +9

    Amy was a legend!

  • @seanhayes6097
    @seanhayes6097 Місяць тому +6

    Blake was not only Amys inspiration for many of her
    songs but he gave her the rock she wanted & she
    gave him his heroine!

  • @user-vu5yb1if7b
    @user-vu5yb1if7b 21 день тому +2

    Bless you Blake I was a heroine addict and have been clean for 6yrs, I think you handled yourself well and did great on there !
    I don’t believe you should be blamed for what happened!!
    God bless you mate 😊

  • @nojolie
    @nojolie Місяць тому +16

    Is this an interview or an interrogation like Jesus Christ ease up a little guys

  • @DeanRyan89
    @DeanRyan89 27 днів тому +4

    “I had nobody looking out for me either” rang home, it’s so easy to judge and blame!

  • @thinker185
    @thinker185 Місяць тому +15

    Just listen to Wake Up Alone, Black to Black, see how much sadness he caused her. He's not innocent at either.

    • @miriamkatz908
      @miriamkatz908 3 дні тому

      That’s what I’m thinking this whole time; how do we know how she felt about him towards the end?? How she felt about all of this in general! Sure she loved Blake, but I feel like the multiple times that he hurt Amy, he had to have known what he was doing..there can’t be excuses every time!

  • @Jea2022
    @Jea2022 Місяць тому +27

    I think Blake should start a podcast and tell his journey he deserves so sort of understanding fair enough people are cruel with their words and opinions are self projections of thoughts however it would be a good way to raise awareness the media tried to tarnish them I think the control should be taken back

    • @user-fn6vm5tb8p
      @user-fn6vm5tb8p Місяць тому +6

      You’re so right! And the paparazzi terrified, stalked and harassed Amy constantly, which greatly impacted on her mental health. The media constantly made a mockery of her and exploited her, but you don’t see any of them apologising for their hand in her demise. I would love to listen to a podcast by Blake about Amy, and maybe he could even interview other people she worked with or had in her life.

    • @smashedlittlek
      @smashedlittlek Місяць тому

      I don’t think he is very comfortable talking about the last…must feel ashamed and painful

  • @tc6070
    @tc6070 Місяць тому +16

    a lot of us have been in toxic relationships fueled by substance abuse especially when young, where both are as bad as each other and are just naive, he was a young lad, seems like a decent chap.

  • @cockneyginger
    @cockneyginger Місяць тому +46

    Kate Garraway just loves the sound of her own voice, cut your questions down and let the guest speak!!

    • @adamdrakestudio
      @adamdrakestudio Місяць тому +3

      Does she always do this? I felt she was doing this rudeness “as a woman” and giving him a hard time.

    • @Hallam27
      @Hallam27 29 днів тому +2

      I totally agree. Let the guy speak!

    • @nessaesmith
      @nessaesmith 29 днів тому +2

      @@Hallam27 interviewers are doing this all the time. It is so annoying.

    • @Electrat
      @Electrat 28 днів тому +3

      Yes, found the interview interesting but also really annoying as both of the interviewers were cutting Blake off half way through a thought. I also didn't like the last comment from the male interviewer which suggested to me he didn't believe Blake at all. Really rude.

    • @taylor.london
      @taylor.london 24 дні тому

      Deffo. She’s being so annoying here

  • @johannacollins1130
    @johannacollins1130 29 днів тому +3

    Good on Blake for coming on this programme. He seems like a likeable chat

  • @gemma1874
    @gemma1874 Місяць тому +9

    The interviewer made blake feel uncomfortable. Just digging questions after questions

  • @Skillnessa
    @Skillnessa 11 днів тому +1

    It seem everybody forgot that it wasn't the drugs that killed Amy but the alcohol phisicaly.. but truly it was her tormented soul she could not bare the fame, the death of her Nan, the pain that came from her breakup with Blake.. She accomplished for what she came for. She became a legend and everybody knows her for her and for her voice. She was one of a kind rest in peace Angel

  • @nintendoLove777
    @nintendoLove777 Місяць тому +2

    Last interview i saw with Blake he did not seem this happy, it makes my heart feel lighter knowing he's doing better

  • @MagicPrincessGigi
    @MagicPrincessGigi Місяць тому +3

    Just got back from the cinema, cried my eyes out.

  • @jh-cm7rx
    @jh-cm7rx Місяць тому +6

    I loved her music, she was such a talent. If she only knew how much people loved her.

  • @jessicapilgrim9806
    @jessicapilgrim9806 18 днів тому +1

    It breaks my heart to see these interviewers to talk to Blake with such distain and judgement. You can clearly see he has worked hard to repent his sins of the past. When the stuff went down with Amy, they were just kids. People make mistakes and you can really hear it in his voice when he describes how much love he had for Amy. Bless him.❤

  • @SuperLaurawilson
    @SuperLaurawilson 13 днів тому +1

    Wow he's so humble, way different than he's been portrayed . People always want someone to blame, but addiction is to blame, that's it

  • @rileygranderson6125
    @rileygranderson6125 Місяць тому +3

    I wish Blake nothing but the best ✨he was young and an addict too. They both needed help of course it makes me sad that it was too late for Amy but nevertheless it’s good to see him being alright now.
    But I still miss Amy like crazy ❤️‍🔥

  • @1brickrow
    @1brickrow Місяць тому +12

    These reporters are drama diggers. Addiction is more than being introduced to a substance. It is self medication for the user to cope with past trauma and pain inflicted be others or chemical imbalance in the brain.

  • @marcfisher5525
    @marcfisher5525 3 дні тому

    Its quite easy to see his sincerity, genuine care and accepting a level of responsibility. He's been through his own wringer and i fir one am happy he's still here to offer a connection to when Amy was alive.

  • @bilal_easymoneysniper
    @bilal_easymoneysniper 20 днів тому +1

    As someone who has been in direct contact with people with drug addiction for many many years, this whole story and especially this interview breaks my heart..it's beautiful to see him on a better path now but the past had got to be so much darker..as he said, addiction is indeed nothing to seperate between black and white..addiction might be the worst thing to happen to someone because it rots not only the drug addict but the whole environment around them and in Amys case it could not have been more heartbreaking knowing what an amazing human and artist she was..Rest easy Amy❤

  • @donnawaldron3261
    @donnawaldron3261 Місяць тому +4

    So softly spoken. I am so glad I saw her live in Oxfordshire.

  • @swhiting100
    @swhiting100 Місяць тому +4

    Why do these interviewers interrupt just when he's about to say something interesting?

  • @katczu
    @katczu 28 днів тому +2

    Sending love to Blake, he gave a great interview. RIP Amy

  • @spaceman87186
    @spaceman87186 Місяць тому +5

    Blakey seems a good guy ,the reason Amy loved him.We need to hear his side of the story now in a book ,has he been stopped from doing this ?

  • @omniavincitamor3823
    @omniavincitamor3823 Місяць тому +24

    Oh Blakey you look so good, God bless you❤

  • @spaceman87186
    @spaceman87186 Місяць тому +6

    Amy drank like a sailor and smoked half of you know what well before she even met Blake ask any of her old buddies round camden. Everyone in the Biz did and still does class As ,she would have got into it on her own ,Blake hated for wrong reason ,Mitch another .
    Rest easy Amy Jade

  • @miriamasimmonds3878
    @miriamasimmonds3878 Місяць тому +1

    Thank you for sharing 😁
    It means a lot to all her fans .❤

  • @hellopaule
    @hellopaule Місяць тому +3

    Amy was an adult and made her own decisions. But some people are toxic and affect the people around them. It isn't her or him. It's both/and. People don't live in a vacuum, we are all interconnected. It's not blame but it is a cautionary tale. This is what happens when you aren't responsible in your sphere of influence.