Mitch Winehouse, Amy Winehouse’s father, was ordered to pay nearly a million pounds to two of his daughter’s close friends after suing them for auctioning her personal items — a move the judge slammed as baseless and damaging. The women, Naomi Parry and Catriona Gourlay, were accused of profiting over a million dollars from selling Amy’s belongings, including a dress from her last performance, while hiding the sales — claims they denied, saying items were gifts or loans. The court found Mitch’s accusations reckless and harmful to their reputations and livelihoods, ordering him to pay interim sums and cover legal fees totaling over a million pounds. Amy, who died at 27 in 2011, remains a cultural icon — and this legal battle has reignited debate over ownership, memory, and the legacy of tragedy.
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