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Gogglebox star Ellie Warner has got a brand new set of tattoos in honour of the late singer, Amy Winehouse.
In a post shared to her Instagram Stories on Monday, the 28 year old was thrilled as she re-shared her new red heart inkings, which were initially uploaded by her tattoo artist.
"#Homagetattoo. Which celeb is Miss Ellie remembering with this? Who thinks they know?" tattooist Lara Thompson Griffiths from Bespoke Cosmetic Tattooer asked her social media followers.
And while Ellie has yet to confirm the star behind the inspiration for her new inkings, it is evident that Rehab hitmaker Amy has inspired it.
Amy had the same small tattoos on her upper right arm, above her statement pin-up girl tattoo, which was inspired by her grandmother Cynthia.
Ellie's tattoo comes after Reclaiming Amy aired on BBC Two, which focused on the career of the famous singer who passed away a decade ago at just 27 years old.
In the documentary, mother Janis opens up about how she wants to be able to show the world her daughter, instead of "the drugs, addiction and destructive relationships".
Amy's father Mitch Winehouse also spoke to the BBC about her early unpublished recordings, saying he wanted them to be released despite their audio quality not matching her later works.
He said: "We found a few bits and pieces but it is difficult because the CDs are a bit corrupted. But apparently we have been told that we might be able to rescue something.
"I would like Amy's fans to hear all this stuff so they can see she started there and she ended up there.
"It might not be as good as Back To Black but, from what I have heard from the snippets, it's good."
It's uncertain if Mitch will be able to release the unpublished songs.
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