It's unbelievable what she must have gone through and I am deeply touched she survived this!!!

Thank you for shining a spotlight on her and reminding us of how much she accomplished with her debut. I remember listening to the Rockferry CD when I was 11/12 and being completely transfixed with her sound. What she went through is utterly despicable. I wish her nothing but healing and clarity. A part of me is awaiting a comeback but at the same time I fully understand if she'd prefer to make music on her own terms.

Thank you.

I wish her all the best.

I miss her music

Very sad. I wondered what happened to her too.

Great video as usual, Jonny. I hope you don't mind my chiming in as a pop artist who's had the occasional brush with fame. I didn't know Duffy was a SA survivor, and sadly it makes sense - in the post #MeToo-era we've all been learning that it's far more common than it seems, and who knows how many careers were derailed by SA. But even this side of obviously traumatic experiences like that, I don't think big artists get their due credit for not only handling the psychological aspects of fame but also navigating the tortuous politics of the entertainment machine. Most artists just love making music, and dealing with the side effects of success is a different skillset altogether (especially when, as she described, success has a way of not happening at all and then suddenly happening overnight). On the bright side of all this, as of today Duffy still has almost 3 million monthly listeners on Spotify. Even if she's turned off entirely by the idea of being a mainstream artist, she definitely has a faithful audience who will listen to any music she decides to put out on her own terms.

Leave her alone to find peace and happiness.

Great video 👍🏻

Wow, I had no idea!

Maybe a producer and director will make a movie of her life or just create a musical movie casting her as the main star. Look up "The Commitments " movie. Such a Duffy movie could be a success !

Ohhhhh mother, kidnapped assaulted no bloody wonder Gordon Bennett

Duffy was marketed as "the Amy Winehouse you could take home to meet Mum." I wonder what her career, and Adele's, would have been like if Winehouse had lived.

I think she just opened up to get it off her shoulders as she disappeared again probably forever.

there was a commercial that she sang Mercy on that ended up with two people making out in a closet. I have been trying to remember what it was for months now and have had no luck....can anyone tell me what it was