:thumbs:

Aisleyne Horgan Wallace was on This Morning earlier talking about her "friend" Amy. Such a friend that she wasn't even invited to the funeral.

I have never been "invited" to a funeral. I have gone along to pay my respects, but I have never been formally invited. I don't think not attending someone's funeral - especially as the service was Jewish and Aisleyne, I'm fairly sure, isn't - doesn't mean they weren't friends. People pay their respects in different ways, and it's a bit strange to judge someone so harshly when you have no idea of the facts.

Livia is right.

you are right but that lassie Aisleyne is a bit of a numpty

Just because she came off the drugs doesn't automatically make her mentally stable enough to throw herself back in front of millions of people and travelling all over the world promoting a new album. She obviously had other personal struggles not just drugs and wouldn't have phsically been able to cope.

This thread is about a person's death & some of you are starting arguments with fans about her not being that good, why?

Aisleyne is making out like she's been best friends with Amy for years though, if she had been such a best friend then surely she would be at the funeral. It just seems to me like she wants to make a bit of money by going on national TV to talk about Amy.

mainly because the girl died on Saturday and life goes on

I said the music world in general so get your quotes straight.

what the hell are you on about? You just seem determined to piss on her reputation and status for some bitter and pointless reason. It's just subjective toss.

I have frequently been invited to funerals and would NEVER attend any to which I have NOT been invited ..... :nono:

Drunken fans cause chaos in late night 'celebration of her life'
 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1TKckUT00

Oh dear ..... :eek:

Quite surreal. The woman has many years battle with many things: drugs and especialy the booze the latter being a incredibly large part of her 'demons' - and this is how they respectfully celebrate her life: by having a major piss up with one of the very things that have helped destroy her.

Unbelievable.

I like Aisleyne but cashing in on a friends death clearly. :nono:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...es-claims.html

Good for Kelly ..... :thumbs:

I've always loved Aisleyne but lost a lot of respect for her when I saw her on This Morning earlier.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...#ixzz1TKlaSpNU

Aisleyne and "guys" ?

:conf:

Seriously.. Aisleyne..? get of the tv.

I think getting drunk after Amy's funeral is really fitting :laugh:

How strange.

We just go to funerals if we want to but celebs have 'private ceremonies' if they dont want swathes of fans attending so yes, I guess you do have to be invited, or at least approved.

Not really, it's not only polite, it's protocol ..... :idc:

I have been to numerous funerals and never been invited I would go if I knew them. I think the protocol mostly for famous. If famous people didnt say only friends and family every Tom Dick and Harry could turn up.(meaning public and press.)

http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_8170362_wo...ion-cards.html

Well in Wales we put local notices up in post offices and newspaper shops stating when and where funeral will take place, then when you turn up handed you are handed a
leaflet with photo of the deceased on and hymns you will sing also where the knees up after is . Most people go for knees up, cant say I enjoy funerasl and never go to the crem or graveside to eerie, if I had my way wouldnt turn up for own funeral, you go funerals as mark of respect.

No, it isn't protocol at all. Anyone can go along to a funeral service and pay their respects. If it's a private ceremony, people will be told. If family only are wanted at the graveside, people will be told. At least that's how it works at my synagogue. And at all of the Christian services and the one Humanist service I've been to.