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Kelly Osbourne Says Winehouse Still Struggles to Live a Clean Life

Posted by Adam

Thursday November 19, 2009

Kelly OsbourneKELLY Osbourne says her pal Amy Winehouse still struggles to live a clean life.

Kelly — the daughter of rocker Ozzy Osbourne — is in regular contact with the junkie Rehab singer, and admits Amy still craves drugs.

“Everybody has their own journey and path in life and you can’t choose theirs for them, but you can give guidance,” Kelly, 25, told British newspaper The Sun. “I’m not a preacher but if I can share my experience with someone, I will.

“But people won’t get sober or clean unless they want to.”

Kelly also revealed her fears that she’ll go back to drink and drugs when her stint on US TV show Dancing with the Stars comes to an end.

“When I’m busy and not left with me in my own head I’m fine,” she said.

“I worry about when the show stops — slipping back into negativity, drink and drugs. I’m taking precautions so I won’t get in that position. My life when I drink is so dark and miserable.”

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  • Samantha

    I myself, do not believe it is right to call an addict, especially one striving to live a clean life, a junkie. It is such a fowl word for one that is struggling with an addiction. I hope she can continue to stay clean.

  • sws

    yep thats right lets always be politically correct..I mean God forbid they should ever feel bad about shooting up
    we should also never call a whore a whore or oh my never ever call a child molester a social reprobate

  • sws

    ps kudo's to Kelly for working hard to get her act together

  • Samantha

    Maybe they do feel bad about shooting up. It is an addiction that is hard for some people to break free of. They need help, NOT to be called junkies. There is a difference between a child molester & a "junkie" my friend. I did not comment to have someone such as your self "try" to start an argument with me. Just posting my own thought & belief on the way the person worded their story.