
In a heartbreaking revelation that emerges thirteen years after her untimely passing, Amy Winehouse's final conversation with her bodyguard has been disclosed, painting a poignant picture of the singer's fragile state.
Andrew Morris, the star's devoted personal protector, has broken his silence about their last exchange just days before the Back to Black singer was found dead in her Camden home on July 23, 2011.
The Final Goodbye
"The last time I saw Amy, she said 'I love you, Andrew, and I'll see you later'," Morris recounted to The Mirror. "That was the last thing she ever said to me."
Morris, who had protected the Grammy-winning artist for three years, described their final encounter as particularly emotional. "I gave her a big hug and told her I loved her too," he shared, unaware this would be their final farewell.
A Troubling Admission
Perhaps most chilling was Winehouse's confession during their last meeting. "I've had enough of this, Andrew. I've had enough of drinking, I've had enough of everything," the tormented singer revealed.
Morris, recognising her fragile state, responded with concern: "You've had enough of life?" To which Winehouse solemnly replied, "Yeah."
The Devastating Discovery
Tragically, Morris received the news of Winehouse's death while on holiday. "I got a phone call saying she'd passed away," he recalled. "I just broke down."
The bodyguard immediately returned to London, devastated by the loss of the artist he'd grown to care for deeply during his years of protection.
A Protective Bond
Morris spoke fondly of their professional relationship, describing how he'd often confiscate alcohol from the singer. "She'd call me a bully, but she knew it was for her own good," he remembered with affection.
His protective instincts extended beyond physical security, showing genuine concern for her wellbeing during her struggles with addiction.
Legacy of a Lost Talent
Amy Winehouse's death at just 27 years old sent shockwaves through the music world and beyond. The six-time Grammy nominee, best known for her soulful voice and jazz-inspired style, left behind a musical legacy that continues to inspire artists today.
Thirteen years after her passing, these revelations about her final days serve as a sobering reminder of the human being behind the iconic voice - a talented young woman whose struggles ultimately overwhelmed her extraordinary gifts.