Amy WinehouseAmy Winehouse’s husband has said he thinks Amy will be dead within three months if she doesn’t stick in rehab and beat her drug addiction.

Speaking through his mum Georgette as he is currently jailed at Pentonville Prison in London, Blake Fielder-Civil told the News of the World that he is glad to hear Amy finally checked into residential treatment earlier this week. The ‘Back to Black’ singer had previously resisted rehab but is said to have finally agreed to enter a programme after a video of her smoking crack became public.

Blake told his mum: “I’m disappointed that Amy has been taking crack and I’m pleased she got caught because at last she is going to get the help she deserves.”

“I want Amy to grab this opportunity in rehab so we can have a marriage and future together. Because the way she’s going I really fear I will come out of prison to no wife.”

“I dread my cell door being opened and the chaplain informing me, ‘Amy’s dead.’ I have that nightmare three or four times a week. If I was on the outside I know I could save her, but locked in here I can’t do anything.”

“I even threatened her with divorce because I thought it would be the only thing to make her see sense. My parents have both pleaded with me to divorce Amy and I told her so before she finally agreed to go in for treatment.”

“They think she’s the Black Widow who will be the death of me if I don’t end our marriage. But I’d prefer to have a short life with Amy than a long life without her.”

“Had I not gone to prison I could have been dead by now and so could Amy because we were taking so many drugs together. We were spending £500 a day on drugs and were taking cocaine, heroin - and yes, crack - together.”

“It’s a lot of money. A lot of waste. We were killing ourselves and Amy has definitely got worse since I’ve been inside.”

“Prison has saved me. But if Amy goes back on crack again I will be lucky if my wife’s alive in three months.”

“In my eyes, Amy is beautiful. But she looks dishevelled and I must admit I wasn’t keen on her dyed blonde hair at all.

“She is thin, she is bulimic and she looks ill. Bulimia is deadly in itself and I’ve tried without success to make her eat properly. But with crack on top it spells disaster.”

“The happiest memory I have is two years ago without drugs, having a picnic in Hyde Park. All we had was a bottle of red wine and some sandwiches. But we were so carefree and in love it was just a perfect day I will never forget.”

“I just want to get that back again with Amy. Off the drugs she’s a lovely woman, full of fun and great to be with. But drugs turned me and Amy into little monsters. We would just live and breathe drugs.”

“But now I’ve got myself sorted, I really feel me and Amy can one day live together without drugs. When I get released I will do everything in my power to keep her off drugs.”

“I would rather die with her than lose her. But I would prefer Amy to have no pop career than become a dead pop legend. It’s my dream that we could grow old together.”

Blake is currently being held on remand after being accused of attempting to pay off the key witness in an assault trial. He was refused bail for a second time earlier this month and may remain imprisoned until his trial in June.