Winehouse 'glad to be rid of drugs'

Amy Winehouse's brother has praised his sister for her efforts to kick her drug habit - insisting the star doesn't miss her old habits.

Winehouse 'glad to be rid of drugs'

Amy Winehouse's brother has praised his sister for her efforts to kick her drug habit - insisting the star doesn't miss her old habits.

The 'Back to Black' singer is currently being treated at a rehab clinic in a bid to kick her drug demons but took time out to participate in the Grammy Awards on Sunday night.

Winehouse performed at the star-studded Los Angeles ceremony via satellite link from a recording studio in London, surrounded by her close friends and family.

Alex Winehouse is glad his younger sibling agreed to go to rehab as it meant she was able to properly celebrate winning five of the prestigious awards.

He said: "Detox was tough, but she did it. She was as bright and vivacious as she had been before her demons took over. It (the night of the Grammys) was without a doubt the greatest night our family has enjoyed in a long, long time.

"For the first time in God knows how long, my parents were truly happy, and Amy was too."

Winehouse's problems with drugs culminated in video footage being published by a British tabloid last month allegedly showing the star smoking crack cocaine.

Now Alex is convinced his sister has finally put her addictions behind her.

He adds: "She didn't miss crack, she told me, and she was glad to be rid of it, which was a nice thing to hear."

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