Amy Winehouse has attacked a fan outside her London home - after accusing him of pinching her bottom.

The Rehab hitmaker lashed out at the unidentified male fan as he tried to take a photograph of her on Saturday night.

A source tells British newspaper The Sun, “Amy had her bottom pinched and blamed the fan taking her picture.
“She just lashed out and clumped him. He laughed it off.”

It was the second time in a week the singer has attacked a fan.

She punched a man for touching her trademark beehive hairdo during her performance at U.K. music festival Glastonbury last weekend.

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Rehab singer Amy Winehouse has been put under 24-hour supervision after she confessed to taking drugs while in rehab.

In a dramatic interview, she admitted that she took heroin while undergoing treatment for her drug abuse.

The troubled singer - who was recently diagnosed with emphysema after she collapsed - told Rolling Stone Magazine of her wild ways.

She said: ‘I’ve never been to rehab - I mean, done it properly. I’m young, and I’m in love, and I get my nuts off sometimes.

‘To be honest, my husband’s away, I’m bored, I’m young. I felt like there was nothing to live for. It’s just been a low ebb.’

Amy’s label has now insisted on 24-hour watch over her in order to help the singer get her life back in order.

But after so many attempts to put Amy into rehab this could be another attempt in vain.

There is now surveillance outside of her home and a security guard standing at the door.

Anyone who wishes to enter the house in Camden, north London needs approval.

But it appears the the singer is not too pleased about the decision to lock her in her home as she was seen running from her house today to jump into a friend’s car on Tuesday night.

After her shocking collapse last month, Winehouse insisted that she was on the mend and was checked out of hospital.

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Amy Winehouse’s incarcerated husband Blake Fielder-Civil has reportedly written a letter of apology to the pub landlord he assaulted.

Fielder-Civil is currently on remand in London’s Pentonville Prison awaiting sentence for causing grievous bodily harm to pub owner James King in an incident in June 2006.

The 26-year-old was later charged with approaching King to try to fix the outcome of the trial by offering him a $400,000 bribe.
Now Fielder-Civil has sent a handwritten note expressing his remorse to victim King after pleading guilty to both counts at Snaresbrook Crown Court in east London last month.

The letter reads: “I hope you don’t mind me writing, I think it’s okay to now I’ve gone guilty. I just wanted to apologize again from the bottom of my heart.”

But the letter has failed to convince King to forgive Fielder-Civil.

The 36-year-old tells British newspaper The News of the World, “I hope both Blake and Amy rot. The first time I met them was when his boot was smashing my face. Since then I’ve been to hell and back - all because he’s stupid enough to think he could buy his freedom through his marriage to her and her millions.”

King has also opened up about Fielder-Civil’s co-defendant Anthony Kelly, 25, who allegedly threatened to kill him if he didn’t withdraw his claims in court.

King adds: “He (Kelly) was very threatening. He told me I wouldn’t be giving evidence against Blake. He said Blake would pay me to withdraw my statement and I would be flown to Spain before the trial. Kelly’s men are not to be messed with. They said I could be knocked unconscious, blindfolded and locked in the boot of the car if necessary. But I still wanted to give evidence.”

Winehouse’s spouse, who faces up to five years behind bars for his crimes, and Kelly, who pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice, are due to be sentenced later this year.

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Amy Winehouse has reportedly been put under 24-hour surveillance in a bid to keep her away from any dealers and drug-taking pals.

The Rehab hitmaker was discharged from a London clinic on Monday after collapsing at her home earlier last month. She was subsequently diagnosed with traces of potentially deadly lung disease emphysema.

And, in a desperate attempt to keep her clean of drugs, executives at her music label Island Records have allegedly put her under the watchful eye of a full-time security guard.

A source says, “Effectively, Amy’s been put under house arrest. She is being monitored by 24/7 surveillance to make sure she’s behaving herself and keeping out of harm’s way. There is also a security guard stationed outside her house around the clock to vet any undesirables. From now on, there’ll be no more waifs and strays (random people) coming into her place, wreaking havoc. Crucially, they don’t want known drug dealers coming anywhere near her. Amy has to give them names of people expected. Anyone who turns up uninvited will be sent packing. It’s for her own good.”

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Boy George has urged Amy Winehouse’s handlers to “drag” the troubled singer offstage and let her deal with her drug demons out of the limelight.

George, a reformed drug addict, insists he knows exactly what the Rehab hitmaker is going through - and what she needs more than anything is the support of friends and peace and quiet.

The former Culture Club star, who admits to being a big Winehouse fan, says, “You can’t stop someone taking drugs, I know that, but you can certainly stop them performing. Somebody needs to stop her going onstage. I’ve been in that place… I know exactly what it’s like and I know how bad it is for her. I mean there’s nothing of her… she’s emaciated. It just breaks my heart to see it. Who is around to drag her off the stage?”

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Producer Mark Ronson is convinced Amy Winehouse will soon be back to full health - because performing is speeding her recovery.

The troubled singer has suffered a string of health problems this year, including a stint in rehab, a bout of infectious skin condition impetigo and most recently being diagnosed with traces of deadly lung disease emphysema.

But the Back To Black hitmaker emerged from hospital at the weekend to play at Nelson Mandela’s birthday celebrations in London and at U.K. music festival Glastonbury. Winehouse has since been released from the London clinic where she was being treated, with her representative confirming the star intends to perform at several more events throughout the summer.

And Ronson insists that his close friend is gaining strength from her live shows.

He says, “I’ve been to see Amy a few times in hospital and she seems to be picking up. Performing is the best medicine for her.”

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