Kelly Osbourne's Twitter rant after Aisleyne appeared on This Morning talking about Amy Winehouse.

 

 

She said: 'I've dealt with addiction in my own family.

'It's hard to speak to the person about it. What I will say is, it's not glamorous it's not exciting. There are a lot of people suffering from addiction and the first step is to admit it.'

But she insisted Amy had beaten the battle.

'She got herself completely well and she did the impossible, which was to get clean.

'I'm just so proud of her for getting past it and overcoming it. She did the impossible as I say and she really did.'

Amy fans have taken to Twitter to vent their frustration about the interview.

One wrote: 'Didn't take my nemesis Aisleyne Hogan-Wallace long to cash in on the publicity of Amy Winehouse's death by appearing on This Morning, I see'.

Another said she was making the death 'all about her' while another wrote that she just wanted 'to be famous again'.

Aisleyne struggles to control her emotions outside Amy's home in Camden on Sunday

The jazz singer, 27, was found dead at her Camden home on Saturday.

Aisleyne was seen outside the house in floods of tears later that day. Unable to stand up, she fell to the ground and curled into a ball.

She said this morning she had earlier been with one of Amy's best friends who got a call about the death.

'She got the call and we went straight to the house. It didn't sink in. These things sort of comes in waves. You believe it and then you don't and then you think 'This is not real, it's not happening, she'll be fine'.'

Aisleyne is consoled by friends as she curls into a ball outside Amy's home

Aisleyne and Amy struck up an unlikely friendship three years ago, with the pair regularly spotted together in London.

'We met years ago through a mutual friend,' Aisleyne said.

'She'd seen me on Big Brother, at my worst, and she wanted to meet me. Our mutual friend set it up. I was very honoured to meet her. When we met, we just clicked straight away and it was a friendship rather than being in awe of her.'

When asked about what Amy was like as a person, she was on the verge of tears.

'She's a fantastic woman who made everyone comfortable,' she said.

'She was very loving... Amy was a very homely girl and just loved to love.'

Aisleyne urged people to remember Amy for 'her amazing talent and how beautiful a person she was'.

Models on Aisleyne's Irish reality show Celebrity Salon are reported to have been comforting her following the death.