Mitch Winehouse Loses Amy's Personal Items Auction Battle

0:00It's April 20th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Music News Today. Music News powered by AI. Mitch Winehouse just lost the high-core battle against two of Amy Winehouse's old friends overselling her personal stuff at auctions. As the administrator of her estate, he sued stylist Naomi Perry and pal Catriona Gourlet, saying they made Bank Off dozens of items in 20. 21 and 2023, without telling anyone. The women fired back, insisting the pieces were gist from Amy before she passed in 2011, or stuff they already owned. Mitch figured the cash from one sale, with split between him, Amy's mom Gannis, and the Amy Winehouse Foundation. But that never happened. Tensions ran high in court, with Perry's team calling Mitch's move, Petty Jealousy, which he shot down. The judge painted him as a dominant type who's gotten rich off Amy's back to black royalties, but unreliable on the stand since he didn't even verify. His claim to right before trial.

1:00Key item was that silk mini-dress from Amy's last gig in Belgrade, fetching $243,200. Perry turned down Mitch's $250,000 offer to drop it all, saying she'd rather burn the money. This ruling clears the women's names completely after years of drama, letting them protect Amy's real legacy while Mitch keeps pushing the. His work amid the family fallout.