Mark Ronson has moved to deny reports in the tabloids that he has fallen out with singer Amy Winehouse. Perhaps in a bid to stir the rumours around the 'Rehab' star, stories were circulating earlier this week that alleged that Mark had become exasperated after her failure to turn-up for the video shoot for their cover version of The Zutons' song 'Valerie', which is his next single. But Ronson says that Ms Winehouse was never meant to be in the video to start with, so there was no reason for him to be exasperated.
Writing on his blog, Ronson - in a post titled 'Talking to the man in the mirror' - he said: "Arghhh, i hate that i even have to address this 'cause it's such a crock of shite, but I must clear this up... some daily paper published a completely fictionalised story about me being 'furious' with Amy for not turning up to the video shoot for our song and swearing never to work with her again. It's all bullshite, all of it. Originally, neither of us were gonna be in the video, then, I'd known for weeks Amy wasn't gonna be in the video. The entire premise of the video (conceived by the director, Robert Hale) revolved around her not being in it. I knew she was going on holiday, etc etc & was fine with all of it. There wasn't one thing on the entire page that was true, except for the part about my sordid romp in the bathroom of a Soho nightclub with a tranny, midget hooker named Perry".
So there it is, folks, the tabs got it wrong: Amy's fine, there's no argument and Mark Ronson had relations with a transsexual, midget hooker called Perry. I'm glad we have that sorted.