Blake Uses Amy Winehouse’s Love Letters as Leverage
Blake Fielder-Civil is rumored to be using Amy Winehouse’s “rambling love letters” as part of his divorce following her public dalliances with other men (and comments she made about him being crap in bed). According to News of the World, Blake’s doing his best to get his hands on some of Amy’s cash and is using these letters as proof of him inspiring her professional life.
After suggesting a collection of cover versions of their favourite songs she put the idea to one side and wrote: “So I’m thinking how about I WRITE you a few albums instead.”
In her own rambling fashion, Amy continued: “Blake you are . . . the most beautiful creature I have ever seen. I pinch myself thinking about pinching you baby. Oh to kiss your skin.
“You are grace and majesty, your lips with mine are royal cushions that carry away in sweet savage dreams the minute they meet. You are a REAL boy. Everything I could pray for. REALLY my Boy Wonder.”
Amy then teased Blake with revelations of her new lingerie. She wrote: “For my birthday I got loads and loads Agent Provoc stuff, you’ll love it.”
Ewwww. It turns out that Georgette, Blake’s mother, turned the letter over to the press during the weekend, which certainly has others questioning how much legal clout it truly has. NOTW laid out even more on the issue:
And as Blake’s mother Georgette Civil gave us the bombshell love letter yesterday she admitted she’d been enraged by Amy humiliating Blake and branding him a flop in bed.
“Amy’s been incredibly cruel with her comments.” said Georgette. “It was so unnecessary.
“This love letter completely contradicts what she’s been saying. It will be an important part of his divorce case.”
A legal source revealed: “The letter could prove pivotal as it proves how important Blake was to Amy’s career.
“By the time the case gets to court Amy could be worth as much as £12 million and realistically Blake could end up with a quarter of that.”
And here I was thinking that Blake caused Amy’s downfall. Silly me! It’s going to be one heck of a divorce, that’s for sure.
