Amy Winehouse Round-Up: Amy Is Either Really Sad About Blake, Or She Killed A Man In Prison
Amy Winehouse found a novel way to react to the news that her No Good™ husband Blake Fielder-Civil had overdosed in prison – instead of, you know, visiting him in the prison hospital, or sending flowers, she did what all good wives would do in a similar situation: she went to get a bucket of KFC to drown her sorrows. Cheers!
However, what has the UK tabs aflutter is the fact that Winegums chose to mark the sorry occasion by sporting a drawn-on teardrop under her eye:
The singer who is battling her own recovery from crack and heroin addiction was seen in Camden with a black teardrop painted on her left cheek, and looked tired and subdued.Amy appeared to have used the eyeliner she draws her trademark thick black eye make-up on with, to add the mournful facial decoration.
Naturally we are certain that dear old Winegums is doing this to signify her sorrow at Blake’s misfortune, but we couldn’t also help recalling that – in prison – a teardrop tatt quite often implies that you have committed a murder whilst incarcerated.
Either that or you’re a kiddy fiddler.
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Teardrop Tattoo Designs – Teardrop tattoo designs are heavily symbolic tattoos, and because of their usual placement on the face should never be undertaken lightly. It is a tattoo that is almost always associated with prison tattoos and membership in a gang, and as a tattoo symbol, will be treated accordingly. The teardrop, or teardrops, tattooed as if they are real tears at the corner of the eye, and on the cheek-bone, may show that someone has spent time in prison and that it was a period of pain, sorrow and suffering in their lives. In prison, teardrops may indicate the number of individuals someone has killed. Outside of prison, the teardrop may also indicate an individual has been initiated into a gang or that an individual has lost a loved one who died while incarcerated.