Pete Doherty's movie madness

May 20, 2008, 10:00 GMT

05/18/2008 - Pete Doherty - Celebrity Soccer Six at Millwall Football Club in London on May 18, 2008 - Millwall Football Club - London, England © Solarpix / PR Photos

Pete Doherty has shocked fans by releasing a string of disturbing home videos on the internet.

The Babyshambles singer has been posting clips on video-sharing website YouTube which show him acting out various bizarre scenes with friends.

One video sees Pete's ex-girlfriend Irina Lazareanu try to strangle him with his tie before kicking him in the head over 20 times as the rocker pretends to die.

Another shows Pete pretending to punch a woman wearing a white body stocking.

A third film features Pete and friend Amy Winehouse playing with Pete's one-day old baby mice.

A newly-posted video shows the 'Rehab' singer performing a duet with her goddaughter Dionne Bromfield.

There is also a clip of Pete and friends apparently on the hunt for a chicken-shaped crack pipe, with him apparently taking a hit.

Amy was told by police last week that she wouldn't face charges after similar video footage of her smoking crack and taking other drugs emerged.

Meanwhile, Pete was thrown out of British soccer team Millwall's New Den ground in disgrace after he urinated in a trophy.

The Babyshambles rocker - whose team came second in the Soccer Six charity tournament on Sunday (18.05.08) - committed the disgusting act because of the rivalry between the soccer team he supports, Queen's Park Rangers, and Millwall.

A source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "Babyshambles were given access to the chairman's office so the attention surrounding Pete wouldn't get in the way of all the other guests.

"He decided to play a prank but overstepped the mark. He is a huge Queen's Park Rangers fan and thought it would be a laugh to leave a little surprise."

Amy and Sir Bob Geldof's daughter Pixie were among the celebrities who turned out to see Pete's team lose to dance band Faithless in the tournament's final.

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