Back in the day, Bryan Adams played the role of a concerned friend for the late Amy Winehouse as she battled addiction. In an interview with "The Sunday Times," Adams revealed that he and his family took her on a vacation to the Caribbean during Christmas in 2007, with the hope of aiding her quest for sobriety.
Adams, a legendary pop singer and an accomplished photographer, had formed a close bond with Winehouse, who was the iconic voice behind "Back to Black." He was quick to praise her talent and unique personality, which he notably admired.
During their Caribbean getaway, Adams encouraged Winehouse to embrace a plant-based lifestyle, offering her vegan fare such as carrot and beetroot juice. Although he hoped that his support would prove beneficial, he acknowledged that her recovery was ultimately something she had to accomplish on her own.
Regrettably, Winehouse's addiction problems continued to plague her throughout the years. She was subsequently put through numerous treatment programs, only to finally succumb to the dreadful consequences of alcohol poisoning in 2011 at the tender age of 27. Winehouse joined the heartbreaking "Club 27," a group of beloved stars who tragically lost their lives at age 27.
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While the original interview does not explicitly mention the vegan diet and carrot juice, we can infer from Adams' statement that he sought to assist Winehouse by introducing healthier food options during their holiday getaway. Although he reiterated that her recovery hinged on her own determination, the underlying intent of his intervention was clear.
