This is a picture of the scene earlier today as Amy Winehouse was rushed via ambulance to the hospital. Sources say that the singer suffered a reaction to her medication at her London home. She was hidden by a blanket away from the media, as the ambulance arrived.

She was taken to the accident and emergency unit of the University College hospital in North West London, where she is said to be stable, according to the star’s representatives.

The 24-year-old’s spokesman Chris Goodman says the star “suffered a reaction to medication at home this evening and was taken to hospital.”

Goodman adds, “Doctors have advised that she will be kept under observation overnight and is likely to be released tomorrow.”
The hospital trip comes a day after the troubled singer sparked fresh fears for her health after she was photographed throwing herself to the floor and sobbing during a night out.

The Rehab hitmaker was on her way to Stables music bar at North London’s famous Proud Galleries in Camden this weekend when the incident occurred.

She was snapped crying and lashing out at her bodyguard in the early hours of Sunday morning before throwing herself on the floor.

She was then pictured punching a metal fence in frustration after her minder attempted to pick her up from the ground.

A source tells British newspaper the Daily Star, “She was in a terrible state. She left by the back door and went home in tears. She had a black coat over her head and a swollen hand. She looked awful, like her world is falling apart.”

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