And police sources told the paper there was no evidence of drugs in her apartment.
The paper also reported Winehouse was given the all-clear when her doctor examined her the night before her death.
Another source told The Sun: "The doctor was happy with her condition. When he left on Friday night he had no concerns."
Security guard Andrew Morris found Winehouse's body about 4pm local time, the report said.
Earlier, Sunday tabloids in the UK claimed Winehouse was seen buying drugs from a dealer in Camden just after 10.30pm. It was claimed she bought narcotics including cocaine, ecstasy and ketamine.
But the singer's family labelled the claims "nonsense", The Sun reported.
A post-mortem is being carried out today to reveal the exact cause of death.
Winehouse's heartbroken mother thought her daughter's death was "only a matter of time" when they met just 24 hours before she died.
"She seemed out of it," her mother, Janis, said. "But her passing so suddenly still hasn't hit me."
Winehouse's mother said she instead preferred to cling for comfort to her daughter's own parting words at the end of an enjoyable day they had spent together on Friday.
As the pair kissed on the doorstep, Amy told her, "I love you, Mum".
"They are the words I will always treasure and always remember Amy by," she said.
Last night, Amy's father Mitch, who famously predicted she would die if she failed to quit drink and drugs, said he was devastated by her death but has vowed not to crack up for Amy's sake.
On a jazz tour in New York, Mr Winehouse said: "I'm coming home. I have to be with Amy. I can't crack up for her sake. My family need me."
Winehouse won international acclaim with her albums Frank and Back to Black.
She won a clutch of prizes, including five Grammys in 2008, and was best known for the single Rehab.
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