Amy Winehouse, who has made her home away from home on the beautiful island of St. Lucia in recent months, made a sad return to the UK this weekend. With sad tears in her eyes, Amy emerged from Gatwick airport and made her way back to her London home … lookin’ very sad all the while … behold:

Nobody likes returning to England after a holiday in the sun – but bursting into tears is a bit melodramatic. That’s exactly how Amy Winehouse announced her arrival at Gatwick airport this morning after her eight-month stay on the island of St Lucia. As she was escorted out of the terminal building and into a waiting car, a red-eyed Winehouse, 25, couldn’t contain her emotions at being home. Despite the tears, her spokesperson said: ‘She’s really happy to be back and can’t wait to catch up with family and friends.’ The Back To Black star looked a lot healthier than when she first left for the Caribbean – her once scabby and red skin replaced by a clearer complexion and even the odd freckle. The singer had been staying on the island since Christmas to record her third album. But her wild and drunken behaviour has hardly been music to the ears of the locals – many of whom felt that she had outstayed her welcome. A source said: “She’s been banned from hotels, the bars don’t want her there, and locals see her as a nuisance when she’s drunk. Her friends have all left and gone back home, and her mum and dad couldn’t stay in St Lucia with her as she was acting up too much.” Amy probably thought it was best to come home before she was politely asked to leave the island.

To her credit, Amy looks pretty damn good even with the sad, teary eyes. She got rid of the beehive and looks pretty well put together. While I wouldn’t necessarily discount the reports that she was basically run out of St. Lucia, I think it’s a bit silly to think that anyone was going to ask her to leave. The people of St. Lucia seem pretty chill and accepting. Here’s hoping that Amy doesn’t revert to the dangerous behavior that she tends to engage in when she’s home in London. Just say no, Amy.

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