The 18-year-old blonde’s family are also said to be unhappy with her choice of partner. A source told the Daily Mirror: "Things don’t look good for Joss and Beau. She’s away touring with the Stones, which is great for her career but not so good for her relationship. And the promise ring Beau gave her has been oddly missing from her left hand." Beau gave Joss the ring - which is encrusted with diamonds and purple gems - as a symbol of their relationship when she was 16.

She moved into his home in California a year later. But her family wish she would spend more time at home in Devon with them instead of living in LA with the 25-year-old. A source said: "Beau’s been pushing her to concentrate on her career. "He makes her put work before her family."

Joss has revealed her half brother is a convicted armed robber - Oct 21, 2020
Joss Stone has revealed her half brother is a convicted armed robber. The soul sensation, who included a song about 26-year-old Daniel Skillin on her chart-topping album ’Mind, Body and Soul’, says she will always stand by her brother despite his faults.

The 19-year-old revealed: "Everybody has made mistakes in their lives. The song about him says everything I want to say. A lot has happened in his life and he has been through a lot. "I love my brother and I will stand by him forever." Daniel was sent to prison in 2000 after attempting to hold up a post office with a hammer. He escaped jail in 2003, just two months before he was due to be released, and went on the run before being cornered by police following a high speed car chase. He was given another prison sentence and was recently released.

Skillin, who has the same mother as Joss Stone, is thought to have encouraged his half-sister early in her career. The singer detailed her feelings in the track ’Daniel’, which includes the lines: "At times he comes across selfish. But he aint a bad person, this I know. "He lies, he cheats, his stealings make me cry till I stop breathing." Daniel is now living at the family home in Ashill, Devon.

Benefit CD to aid the victims of hurricanes Rita and Katrina - Oct 19, 2020
Coldplay, Elton John, Gwen Stefani and Barbra Streisand are among the huge acts appearing on a double-disc benefit CD to aid the victims of hurricanes Rita and Katrina. ’Hurricane Relief: Come Together Now’ will contain brand-new songs written in the wake of the killer storms. It is being released through EMI, Sony BMG, Universal, Warner and Concord labels in mid November.

The record will include live versions of Coldplay’s ’Fix You,’ Brown’s ’Try Me’ and Elton John’s ’I’m Still Standing,’ which he recorded in New Orleans. "Come Together Now", the signature track on the album, features vocals by Celine Dion, Joss Stone, Ruben Studdard, the Game, and many others.

The entire net profits of the CD will be donated to the American Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity and MusiCares Hurricane Relief Fund. New Orleans native, Harry Connick Jr, who sings "City Beneath the Sea" on the charity record said: "This CD helps us heal a place that has given so much music to the world."