Judge Dismisses Winehouse Estate Lawsuit

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. A London judge just dismissed a lawsuit from Amy Winehouse's dad, Mitch, who claimed her two friends had no right to auction off her personal items. For $1,000,000, a $200,000. Mitch runs her estate in sued-styleist Naomi Perry and Powell-Catriona Gourlay over 150 pieces, like dresses, shoes, scarves, earrings, and purses that sold at a U.S. auction back in 2021. Perry pulled in $8,78,000 from 56 items, including $243,200 for the silk mini dress from Amy's final show in Belgrade, while Gourlay made $344,000 from 85 others. Amy was only 27 when alcohol poisoning took her in her London home back in 2011, leaving a legacy that's still sparking these. As state battles, Deputy Judge Sarah Clark ruled the women owned or got the items as gifts,

1:06clearing them completely with no middle ground, and now Perry spiring back, that the whole suit was baseless after years of stress.