Amy Winehouse, Blake Fielder-Civil To Reunite? Please Say No, No, No

Oh, Amy Winehouse. Just when you seemed to be getting your life back in order, you could be bringing an agent of chaos right back in again.

Winehouse has reportedly returned to the Caribbean to finish her follow-up to 2007's Back To Black, which she started recording last year in St. Lucia but couldn't finish because it seemed like she'd rather flash patrons at her hotel's bar.

This time she's working in Jamaica on the album, and has so far remained on her best behaviour and seemed to be staying out of trouble .

But we're saying "uh oh" because it seems like Blake Fielder-Civil, her ex-husband, is reportedly flying out to Jamaica with her so they can "rekindle" their romance.

In case you forgot, Fielder-Civil was released from jail this month. He originally went to jail for assault and attempting to pervert the course of justice and later got out, but was sent back to prison after escaping from rehab.

He's also admitted to getting Winehouse into drugs in the first place. The two haven't exactly had the easiest relationship, with Winehouse's parents blaming Fielder-Civil for all her problems and his parents blaming Winehouse for his issues.

At any rate, the U.K.'s The Sun reports Fielder-Civil has plans to fly to Jamaica so he and Winehouse can celebrate the end of his curfew, which is up this week. He's currently in Sheffield, England, finishing drug rehab.

"[Winehouse] is desperate for him to join her and of course he wants a nice holiday and some fun," a source told the tabloid.

"Friends have tried talking her out of it — at the moment she's more focused on work than she has been for ages."

She won't be for long if Blake shows up!

Oh, well. We guess at least Winehouse can spend time getting a real tan instead of going out in public looking like this.

Late last month, Winehouse admitted to assaulting a theatre manager during a Christmas performance in late December.

She pleaded guilty to common assault and disorder in Milton Keynes, England, and was fined £100 (about $167 Canadian) and also told to pay £85 (about $142 Canadian) in court fees, according to BBC News.

Winehouse was given a conditional discharge because judge Peter Crabtree said although she'd already been cautioned twice, she had no convictions and had been trying to clear up her issues.

"You clearly have taken effort from this report to address your alcohol problems and any other problems you may have, so you get credit for that."

But should Winehouse find herself in any other trouble over the next two years, she could be re-sentenced.

"If you commit another offence you'll be hit hard and you'll be hit twice," the judge said.