Ronnie Wood says he gave advice to Amy Winehouse after the singer reportedly asked him for help during her struggles with alcohol. According to accounts published by multiple outlets, Wood describes Winehouse as seeking support and expressing distress, with one report adding that she was hiding vodka in water bottles. The stories link Wood’s comments to broader concerns around Winehouse’s well-being in the period leading up to her death. Winehouse died of alcohol poisoning in 2011 at the age of 27. The reports also reference public concern following a drunken appearance on stage in Belgrade in the days before her death. While the outlets focus on different details—such as how she approached Wood and the circumstances around her drinking they describe—they present the same overall claim: Winehouse sought help from Wood, and he responded with advice. The reports do not present new medical findings, but they revisit the account of Wood’s interaction with Winehouse and reiterate key facts about her death and the timing of the widely reported incident in Belgrade.