Amy Winehouse Hospitalized
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Mandy @ Gone Hollywood | Thursday, July 5, 2007 |
Shocker alert. Amy Winehouse cancelled a concert in Liverpool last night with rumors swirling she’s been hospitalized.
There is no official word from Winehouse’s camp on the reason for the cancellation, but Entertainmentwise has learnt from sources at the Summer Pops site that it’s because she is in hospital. The exact condition is not known.
Let me go out on a limb here… drugs, alcohol, or maybe she ate something healthy and her system went haywire.
Many of the thousands of fans arrived at the Summer Pops tent for the show, only to be told that it had been cancelled.
A fan said “It was absolutely rammed with people standing around not knowing what was going on. We were eventually told that the show was cancelled and that organisers were hoping to rearrange it before the Pops finish on the 21st of July.”
Source: Entertainmentwise
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