Husband Blake Civil got Amy Winehouse into hard drugs: Hary Civil

Singer Amy Winehouse's former husband Blake Fielder Civil "destroyed" and "dragged" Amy down by introducing her to hard drugs, claims his brother Hary Civil.

In many ways, the Amy Winehouse story refuses to die out -- a gifted artiste, crippling drug addiction and an untimely and lonely death. Now, her former husband Blake Fielder Civil's brother Hary Civil has spoken out about the two.

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Blake Fielder Civil "destroyed" and "dragged" Amy down by introducing her to hard drugs, claims his brother Hary Civil.

Harry said his whole family felt "guilty" ever since Winehouse's death in 2011 at the age of 27, reported Female First.

"They seemed hell-bent on destroying each other and didn't care about dragging others down with them. It was like watching two speeding trains hurtle towards each other before a violent crash," he said of their relationship.

"I felt guilty because everyone knows it was Blake who introduced Amy to hard drugs. I didn't speak to him for about two years because I blamed him for so many things. I didn't hate him. I just wanted Amy to be still alive. We got back in touch only a couple of weeks ago. It destroyed our family."