Amy Winehouse is addicted to exercise.

The 'Rehab'singer - who has spent the past year drug-free following her public battle with addictions to heroin and crack cocaine - spends hours working out every day but her family thinks this is a positive step.

Lily Allen will not work with Mark Ronson again.

The super-producer believes the pair's creative relationship has come to an end, but denies he has fallen out with the pop singer since working on her single 'Littlest Things' from her debut album 'Alright, Still' in 2006.

Kelly Osbourne has blamed her DNA for her addiction. The presenter - whose father, rocker Ozzy Osbourne, has had a long-running battle with drugs and alcohol - believes her dependence on prescription drugs is something hardwired into her genes.

Kelly - who is now drug free - told Britain's BBC Radio 5 Live: "I don't have any shadow of a doubt that addiction is a disease. It is in your genes."

Amy Winehouse's father caught her in bed with Blake Fielder-Civil. Mitch Winehouse is said to be "sick with worry" that the 'Rehab' singer is seeing her ex-husband again.

When Amy's security guard told him Blake had arrived at the singer's home in Hadley Wood, North London, Mitch rushed there to confront the couple.

Amy Winehouse was "inconsolable" as she broke-down over her divorce from Blake Fielder-Civil. The singer was comforted in a North London pub by reality TV star David Gest and Towers of London bassist Kristian Marr as she burst into tears over her troubled relationship with Blake this week.

A source said: "A few drinks did nothing to cheer her up and she ended up sobbing her eyes out in the pub. She was inconsolable."

Amy Winehouse wants a baby with her estranged husband. The "Rehab" singer has reportedly alarmed friends with her determination to reconcile with Blake Fielder-Civil and start a family.

A source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "All her friends are worried. She has mentioned she might meet Blake when he leaves rehab in Sheffield."