Celebrities tweet about Winehouse's death

Published Sunday, July 24, 2011 12:05 AMWire report

"Drugs took her gift, her soul, her light, long before they took her life. RIP Amy" -- Josh Groban

"Truly sad news about Amy Winehouse. My heart goes out to her family. May her troubled soul find peace." -- Demi Moore

"so many people saying that because it's not a surprise that amy winehouse passed, it's not sad. i hope you have more compassion for friends." -- Rob Thomas

"Hug and thank everyone in your life who loves u enough to not let u end up like Amy Winehouse. RIP Amy, I wish someone would have helped" -- Fred Savage

"SO sad, another lost to addiction. A reminder this is often a fatal condition. Recovery is possible, but sadly not for Amy Winehouse" -- Dr. Drew Pinsky

"i cant even breath right my now i'm crying so hard i just lost 1of my best friends. i love you forever Amy & will never forget the real you!" -- Kelly Osbourne

"just heard the shocking news of Amy winehouse's death. Absolutely tragic. Such a talented artist. So sad." -- Jay Sean

"Amy Winehouse lived longer than I expected. Is that awful of me? I'm sorry, Amy (hash)RIP" -- Kevin Williamson, The Vampire Diaries executive producer

"What a waste of a gifted person. What a shame she saw no hope and continued living her life in that manor. I have been that low emotionally and mentally and that is overwhelming." -- Kelly Clarkson



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