Amy Winehouse's total wealth dropped from an estimated £10m to just £3m by the time she died.
The multi-platinum selling singer entered theSunday Times Rich list back in 2008 with a total fortune of £10m, but after tax and bill deduction, the final amount left in her name was just £2,944,554.
Amy Winehouse's death at 27 was the result of a massive alcohol binge, according to a London-based coroner Suzanne Greenaway said Wednesday, dubbing the Rehab singer's untimely demise "death by misadventure."
The singer, according to examining pathologistSuhail Baithun, was 4.5 times over the legal driving limit after her body was discovered July 23 at her Camden, north London home.
Early reports had suggested her cause of death could have been as a result of quitting alcohol cold turkey after years of heavy drinking, causing her body a shock or seizure.
Her death is unbelievably devastating, but she will always be remembered for her distinctive music talent that was shaped by her rebel destructive habits.
