On the 15th anniversary of Amy Winehouse’s death, her mother, Janis Winehouse, shares reflections on her daughter’s struggles and the role she believes addiction played. In remarks published by multiple outlets, Janis describes Winehouse as “a victim of her own success” and frames addiction as the primary force affecting her daughter. She also emphasizes that the family’s efforts continue beyond the loss, including work to support or help others in Winehouse’s name. One source quotes Janis saying, “The only boss is the addiction,” linking her daughter’s personal challenges to the substance use she experienced. The accounts present Janis’s perspective rather than new investigative findings, focusing on her interpretation of why Winehouse became dependent on alcohol and how the family carries forward remembrance activities. Overall, the reports align on the timing—marking 15 years since Winehouse’s death—and on Janis Winehouse’s central themes: personal loss, the impact of addiction, and continued tribute through related charitable or supportive initiatives.