Sarah Aspin, aged 47, who was in a relationship with Blake Fielder-Civil after his high-profile marriage to singer Amy Winehouse, was found dead at her home in Swillington, near Leeds. Her body was discovered following a police report of concern for safety, which prompted officers to investigate the circumstances surrounding her death. As of now, the police are treating the case as unexplained.

Aspin and Fielder-Civil began their relationship in 2011, subsequent to his tumultuous marriage to Winehouse, which ended in divorce. During their time together, Aspin and Fielder-Civil welcomed a son, and she was vocal about her relationship, once publicly asserting her bond with Fielder-Civil in relation to Winehouse, expressing a sense of family with him. The pair's relationship had roots in shared experiences, as they initially met while both were in a rehabilitation program for substance abuse.

The investigation into Aspin's death underscores the complexities and challenges that can follow high-profile relationships, particularly those intertwined with public figures. As news of her passing spreads, it raises discussions about the impact of fame and personal struggles as well as the fate of those connected to such public lives. The authorities’ continued inquiry into her death may reveal further details, as they seek to clarify the circumstances leading to this tragic event.