Amy Winehouse's ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil collapsed upon hearing about her death and said he was 'beyond inconsolable'.Blake, 29, who is currently in prison, broke down in tears after he was told that his ex-wife had died and declared that she was the love of his life.
Speaking to the Sun from prison, where he is currently serving a 32-month prison term for burglary and possession of an imitation firearm, he said: 'I'm beyond inconsolable ... my tears won't dry.'
Blake, who is believed to have been put on suicide watch at Leeds' Armley Jail, added: 'I will never ever again feel the love I felt for her.
'Everybody who knew me and knew Amy knew the depth of our love. I can't believe she's dead.
Blake was married to the Back To Black singer for two years from May 2007 to August 2009 and her Grammy-winning 2006 album Back To Black chronicled their troubled love affair.
They had a turbulent and sometimes violent relationship, both battling drink and drug addictions and it has been alleged that he was the one who introduced the Back to Black star to heroin and crack cocaine.
Amy's father Mitch previously spoke out about how his daughter stayed away from drugs prior to meeting her ex-husband.
In an interview last year he said: 'He's not entirely responsible, she's got to take a portion of the responsibility, but it's clear, it really kicked off when they got together.'
Blake's girfriend Sarah Aspin, 33, the mother of his newborn son Jack, said he sobbed continuously and cried over his inability to save her when she paid him a private visit this weekend.
She said: 'He is devastated and shattered. He just can't take it in that she's dead and he'll never see her again.
'I saw him and Amy together and I know they were really in love and they were soulmates.
'They couldn't live with each other and they could not live without each other. It is hard for me knowing he still loved her, but I do understand his feelings.'
Meanwhile, Amy's ex-boyfriend Reg Traviss, 34, kept a dignified silence and has yet to comment about her death.
He was seen outside Amy's Camden home looking ashen-faced not long after the news of her tragic and untimely death broke.
The film director, 34, started dating Amy last June, and her friends and family believed that he would prove to be a positive turning point in her life and that she could get clean and back on track with him by her side.
But Amy was believed to have been left ‘devastated’ after splitting up with Traviss, who is understood to have broken up with her before she checked into the Priory Clinic for her drinking last month.
Speaking to the Sun from prison, where he is currently serving a 32-month prison term for burglary and possession of an imitation firearm, he said: 'I'm beyond inconsolable ... my tears won't dry.'
'Inconsolable': Amy Winehouse's ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil, seen here with her in 2007, broke down after hearing about her death
'Everybody who knew me and knew Amy knew the depth of our love. I can't believe she's dead.
Blake was married to the Back To Black singer for two years from May 2007 to August 2009 and her Grammy-winning 2006 album Back To Black chronicled their troubled love affair.
They had a turbulent and sometimes violent relationship, both battling drink and drug addictions and it has been alleged that he was the one who introduced the Back to Black star to heroin and crack cocaine.
In an interview last year he said: 'He's not entirely responsible, she's got to take a portion of the responsibility, but it's clear, it really kicked off when they got together.'
Blake's girfriend Sarah Aspin, 33, the mother of his newborn son Jack, said he sobbed continuously and cried over his inability to save her when she paid him a private visit this weekend.
Happier times: But Amy was believed to have been 'devastated' when Reg Traviss, seen her with her last July, called time on their relationship last month
'I saw him and Amy together and I know they were really in love and they were soulmates.
'They couldn't live with each other and they could not live without each other. It is hard for me knowing he still loved her, but I do understand his feelings.'
Meanwhile, Amy's ex-boyfriend Reg Traviss, 34, kept a dignified silence and has yet to comment about her death.
In shock: Reg Traviss looked ashen-faced and deep in thought as he stood by Amy's Camden house on Saturday afternoon
He was seen outside Amy's Camden home looking ashen-faced not long after the news of her tragic and untimely death broke.
The film director, 34, started dating Amy last June, and her friends and family believed that he would prove to be a positive turning point in her life and that she could get clean and back on track with him by her side.
But Amy was believed to have been left ‘devastated’ after splitting up with Traviss, who is understood to have broken up with her before she checked into the Priory Clinic for her drinking last month.
Information: Traviss spoke to police officers outside her house as the news about her death spread around the world
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