Amy Winehouse's goddaughter believes people will see different side of singer ...

Dionne Bromfield has revealed she believes there was a side to Amy Winehouse people didn't know ahead of the tenth anniversary of her death on July 23.

Amy was godmother to singer Dionne, 25, who will be discussing her close relationship with the icon in MTV documentary Amy Winehouse & Me: Dionne's Story.

Speaking to RadioTimes.com, Dionne said: 'I knew there was a side to Amy that I just didn't feel like people really knew. So, I really wanted people to see the Amy I love so dearly. I felt like doing a documentary would be the best way and doing it from my perspective would be even better.' 

Dionne said she hopes the documentary will show people what Amy was really like, describing her as a 'motherly figure'.  

She explained: 'I think I've lost quite a heavy influence in my life. I mean, my mum's an amazing mum anyway but my relationship with Amy, it was kind of like I had a sister and a mother.'

Dionne was just 15 years old when Amy died from accidental alcohol poisoning in 2011, aged 27, and said the passing caused her to bottle up her feelings.

She added: 'I miss having off-record conversations and just really on a like a public level and career wise, just having that person who really understands it. I miss having that mentorship really.'

Dionne said she feels more comfortable talking about Amy now, describing herself as 'very reserved' in the past.

Amy's musical legacy is reportedly still making over £1million per year for her family.

According to The Sun, the singer's parents Mitch and Janis have three companies that handle income from her hugely successful recording career.

The first, called Openville Ltd, has almost £1million in the bank and says it deals with 'artistic creation'.

In the most recent accounts for the business year ending March 2020, the company

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