Mitch Winehouse, the father of late singer Amy Winehouse, has been ordered by a UK court to pay almost £1 million to two of his daughter's friends. The payment stems from a failed High Court claim related to the auctioning of Amy Winehouse's personal belongings. According to the reports, the friends were involved in a dispute over the proceeds from the sale of the items. The court ruled in favor of the friends, holding Mitch Winehouse liable for the sum. The exact amount is just under £1 million, covering legal costs and damages. The case highlights ongoing legal battles surrounding the estate of the Grammy-winning singer, who died in 2011. The friends had brought the claim to recover their share of the auction proceeds. The court's decision is final, though there is no immediate indication of an appeal. The auction of Amy Winehouse's items had previously sparked controversy among her family and associates. The ruling marks the latest chapter in the management of the singer's legacy and financial affairs.