Drunk Amy Winehouse was pushed onstage, claims fellow performer
It has emerged that Amy Winehouse was forcefully pushed onstage by her bodyguards for the shambolic show in Belgarde where she was booed by a furious crowd.
|Last Updated: Jun 22, 2011, 03:15 PM IST|Source: Bureau
London: It has emerged that Amy Winehouse was forcefully pushed onstage by her bodyguards for the shambolic show in Belgarde where she was booed by a furious crowd.
Ana Zoe Kida, whose band ‘Zemlja Gruva’ shared the bill revealed that the troubled singer was pushed up on the stage as she wanted to escape.
“Four British bodyguards simply pushed her to step up on stage,” the Sun quoted Kida as saying.
“She did not want to and was making a scene trying to escape them. It was distressing to see, she obviously needed help,” she added.
However, Winehouse’s spokesman has denied Kida’s claims that the singer was pushed onstage and said that she voluntarily walked on with a friend.
ANI
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