Singer Amy Winehouse has entered a guilty plea after being charged with assault over an incident at a pantomime performance in December.
The Back to Black star was charged with a section five public order offence and common assault at Milton Keynes police station before Christmas in connection with the incident at a Saturday evening performance of Cinderella.
She allegedly physically attacked Richard Pound, a front-of-house manager at the Milton Keynes theatre in Buckinghamshire, with reports claiming she punched and kicked Mr Pound.
The Grammy winner's behaviour during the performance had been widely reported in the days following the panto, with the Rehab singer said to have irritated other theatregoers by shouting: "He's f*****g behind you" during the performance and yelling: F*** Cinders, Prince Charming, marry me".
Appearing at Milton Keynes magistrates' court on Wednesday, she pleaded guilty to common assault and a public order offence.
No word yet on punishment.
Source: InTheNewsUK
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