HOLLYWOOD - Amy Winehouse's record label has pledged to fully support the troubled star after she was filmed taking Class A drugs.
Fears for the "Back to Black" singer's health were sparked last summer following a drug overdose and were further fuelled after she pulled out of her U.K. tour in November.
Any hopes the volatile star had cleaned up her act were dashed this week when video footage surfaced of her smoking crack cocaine and snorting ecstasy at her East London home on Friday.
However, Universal Music Group has no plans to ditch Winehouse--and has vowed to help the singer back to good health.
A statement from the label reads, "We are deeply disappointed and upset by these latest revelations and are doing everything we can to offer Amy our full support in dealing with her problems."
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