Amy Winehouse Tops UK Album Chart, Was Not Adopting Child

Amy Winehouse has topped the Official Album Charts in the UK with her second album, 'Back to Black,' eight days after her untimely passing. The album climbed to pole position shortly after its original release in 2006 and is now joined in the Top 10 by its predecessor, her 2003 debut, 'Frank'.

The albums' chart success has been followed by the arrival of the double pack of both albums which charted at No. 10.

Winehouse has also made her presence felt in the Official Singles Chart with no less than four of her tracks -- 'Rehab' (No. 8), 'Tears Dry On Their Own' (No. 25), 'Love Is A Losing Game' (No. 33) and 'You Know I'm No Good' (No. 37) -- all returning to the Top 40.

As previously reported by AOL Music, both of Winehouse's albums have returned to the US charts since her death. 'Back To Black' occupies the No. 9 position after selling 37,000 copies while 'Frank' is at No. 57.

In other news, one of the late singer's representatives has denied media reports Winehouse was planning to adopt a child from the Cribbean island of St. Lucia. The spokesperson said the reports the 27-year-old singer was to adopt Dannika Augustine as "not true," adding, "I think [Amy] might have met her in St. Lucia, but she was in no way about to adopt her."