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Tearful Amy Winehouse returns home after visiting husband in jail - and has to crawl under the gates because she's lost her keys
Last updated at 13:33pm on 06.12.07Lying on her back on a wet pavement and in a flood of tears troubled Amy Winehouse has certainly lost something.
But on this occasion, however, the only thing the fallen star noticed was missing was the keys to her house.
Amy, 24, today returned to the property she shared with locked-up husband Blake Fielder-Civil after moving out on Monday claiming it held “too many memories”.
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Lost: Amy Winehouse crawls under the gates to her home after forgetting her keys
But after a 30-minute visit to the jailbird in London's Pentonville Prison earlier this afternoon the crying jazz singer realised she had no way of getting in.
However, never one to eschew drama, Amy decided the best way of getting inside would be to crawl under the courtyard gates.
So, with the waiting crowd of paparazzi who have become a daily feature of her life, she lay down on the wet pavement and wriggled through.
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Before: The star leaves her home in Camden 30 minutes earlier to visit her husband
The star, who had been living with friends in Bow, earlier her house in Camden, north London at 3 pm to make two-mile trip Pentonville where Blake, 25, is awaiting trial on assault and perjury charges
Wearing a leather jacket, blue jeans, yellow stilettos and the same pink vest she had been spotted in last night, the soul diva appeared to be in good spirits when she was picked up in a BMW saloon car.
But no less that 30 minutes after her departure, Amy returned with tears rolling down her face.
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Paps all folks: A crowd of paparazzi and reporters on her doorstep in north London
"It was bizarre," one onlooker revealed.
"When she got out of the car she was visibly upset and started looking around for her keys.
"Then she sat down on the ground with her back against the gate, lopped to one side, lay on her back and crawled underneath the gate.
"I was surprised she managed to get herself under there but she managed to get through.
"After that she dusted herself down, opened the gate to get a bag from her driver and went inside."
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Snack attack: Amy Winehouse made a trip to her local newsagents to pick up an unusual snack - a box of ice lollies at 4am this morning - and then she received a visit from party pal Sadie Frost and a male friend
The extraordinary gate scenes are the latest example of the star's increasingly erratic behaviour recently.
At 4.15am this morning she was pictured making a dash to a 24 hour store in Bow to pick up a giant box of ice pops.
Celebrity pal Sadie Frost arrived at the Bow residence at 6am after a distress call from the troubled star.
On Tuesday evening she entertained fellow junkie musician Pete Doherty at her new place in Bow.
Amy is not said to be coping well while her 25-year-old husband is in Pentonville Prison, where he is awaiting trial on assault and trial-fixing charges.
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Primrose Hill partygirl: Sadie Frost's 6am arrival at Amy's home will do little to allay fears about the company she's keeping
Last week her UK tour was cancelled after a series of shambolic performances in which she slurred incoherently and stumbled round the stage.
On Sunday she wandered the streets barefoot in the early hours wearing just a bra and jeans.
The following day she was seen walking around outside without shoes, asking builders for cigarettes.
Reader views (10)
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Why can't this poor girl be left alone to sort out her problems? I think I would turn to drink and drugs if I were constantly being followed by the paps and had them camping on my doorstep.
- Helen, London
Leave the poor girl alone - no wonder she can't get her act together when being tracked down like a dog.
- Charlie, London
I'm glad the papparazi are still following her at 4am - surely it's dangerous to wander around at that time?!
- Karen, London UK
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