Mitch Winehouse ordered to pay nearly £1m to Amy's friends in belongings case
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A UK High Court has ordered Mitch Winehouse to pay almost £1 million to Amy Winehouse's former stylist Naomi Parry and friend Catriona Gourlay, plus their legal costs, after dismissing his claim that the pair profited from selling Amy's belongings at auctions in 2021 and 2023. The judge said his allegations were unfounded, pursued aggressively, and harmed the women's reputations; 155 items including clothes, handbags, memorabilia and jewelry were at issue. The ruling follows the April dismissal of the claim and comes ahead of the singer's 15th death anniversary.
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