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from www.dailymail.co.uk – She became notorious in 1992 aged just 17 when she shot dead her married lover’s wife – earning her the nickname The Long Island Lolita.

Now Amy Fisher, 36, has told Celebrity Rehab doctor Dr Drew Pinsky that she felt making porn was the only job she could do.

Amy broke down in floods of tears as she confessed on the VH1 show that not only did she feel it was the only paid work she could get, but that she had to get drunk to do it.

Amy shot and severely wounded Mary Jo Buttafuoco, the wife of her lover Joey Buttafuoco, after shooting her in the face.

However, Mary survived – and was able to identify her attacker.

Amy served six years in prison after pleading guilty to first-degree aggravated assault.

After her parole in 1999, Fisher became a journalist and writer, before embarking on a career as a pornographic actress in 2007.

She explained: ‘I make adult films, and I look at it as they are offering employment – I need employment, no one else will give me employment.’

‘I just go with it – I don’t know what else to do.’
Up on the roof: Actress Bai Ling fancied a day on the tiles

They weren’t the only traumatic scenes on last night’s show either.

The show ended with a bizarre episode as actress Bai Ling climbed on the roof – and Dr Drew fearing she had jumped.

A new addict also entered the house, shamed baseball player Dwight Gooden, whose career and family life were wrecked by cocaine and booze.

He joins Amy and Bai, as well as Lindsay Lohan’s father Michael, former Guns N’ Roses drummer Steven Adler, Jeremy Jackson, who played Hobie Buchannon in Baywatch as Hobie Buchannon and reality TV star Jessica Kiper.

They’re all in series five of the show, which started last week.

Celebrity Rehab sees stars treated for their addictions at the Pasadena Recovery Center in Pasadena, California.

Previous participants have included Brigitte Nielsen, Crazy Town frontman Seth Binzer, Rod Stewart’s son Sean Stewart, Rodney King, Heidi Fleiss, Janice Dickinson, Rachel Uchitel, Leif Garrett, Tom Sizemore and Dennis Rodman.

It debut in January 2008 and has been a hit for station VH1 – though has come in for criticism, with some detractors saying it exploits people caught at their lowest point.