The happy couple has had enough with all their problems and decided to take some time off in St Lucia.

Following the row of trouble involving her drug addiction and weight loss, the 23-year-old singer and her husband, Blake Fielder-Civil are currently vacationing on the sunny shores of St Lucia known as the "Helen of the West Indies," set in the eastern Caribbean Sea.

Apart from everything that’s been reported in the past couple of months, the British singer’s parents and in-laws reportedly bid her fans to stop buying her music until she gets clean.

Her father-in-law, Giles Fielder-Civil, said on BBC Radio that her record company Island Records should do more to ensure that she and Blake were drug-free as well.  

"Why don't the record company do more?" he asked.

"We believe that the record company should be proactive in helping the couple get better. At the moment, they seem to be hiding behind a label that the pair aren't drug addicts; they're exhausted or whatever."

He later added: "Perhaps it's time to stop buying records. It's a possibility ... by doing that, that affects the record company and the record company may take notice."

Amy’s father, Mitch, later called to the show and said boycotting Amy wouldn’t be of any help, and while both families want the same things, they have different solutions for the problems.

"It is a horrible situation and our family and Blake's family are living through hell. The only thing I would say is that we have had medical advice,” he said.

Amy’s bloody scuffle with her husband last week raised serious concerns about her health and sanity. She was spotted bruised and hurt as she left a London hotel, following a fight with Fielder-Civil who looked much worse, with scratches all over his face and neck.