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Winehouse shocks reporter with self-harm
Wednesday 27 June 2007
Contactmusic reports that the 'Rehab' singer etched "I Love Blake" - a reference to new husband Blake Fielder-Civil - into her stomach with a shard of broken mirror left over from a photoshoot.
And the outspoken singer told the magazine her rough-and-ready attitude to life and success allows her to be as dangerous and controversial as she wants to be.
Winehouse, who recently confessed she was considering quitting the music industry to become a full-time wife and mum, explained, "I'm not in this to be a ***king role model.
"I don't care about any of this and I don't have much of an opinion of myself. I don't think people care about me. I made an album I'm very proud of and that's it."
According to reports, Fielder-Civil, joined her at the interview in the Toad Hall pub, New York, and things almost got out of hand when he threatened a bystander asking the interviewer: "Tell the guy who looks like he has leukaemia I'm going to slit his throat."
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