The Irish singer Sinead O’Connor, who died on July 26 at the age of 56, was talked about in a statement from the cops about her death.
According to the cops, O’Connor was found “unresponsive” at “a residential address” in the Lambeth neighborhood of London.
The Irish Sun says that the cops released a statement saying that O’Connor “was pronounced dead at the scene” and that her “death is not being treated as suspicious.”
In a message that they sent to BBC News, O’Connor’s family said that she had died. No one knows what happened to cause the person to die.
A few days before she died, O’Connor sent out her last word on social media. It was supposed to be a legacy to her son, who died in 2022 when he was 17 years old.
O’Connor was known her whole life for being politically active and honest about her own life. This was one of the things that made her well-known. She also put out a number of songs that were well received, such as a cover of Prince’s “Nothing Compares 2 U” in 1990.
In 2018, O’Connor went through the steps to become a Muslim, after which she changed her name to Shuhada’ Sadaqat. Even so, she kept working and acting under the name she was given when she was born.
Russell Crowe’s story about the singer has gone viral and gotten a lot of attention. This is part of the entertainment industry’s way of paying tribute to O’Connor.
A year ago, O’Connor and the star from the movie Gladiator met by chance outside of an Irish bar. Crowe told her, “As we sat there, we all said the same thing.” This was after she had finished her tea and joined him and his friends. What an amazing woman. I hope that Sinéad’s brave heart will find peace.
During her career, O’Connor put out a total of ten records by herself. The second one came out in 1990 and was called “I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got.” It sold more than seven million copies.
In 1990, the music video for O’Connor’s song “Nothing Compares 2 U” was shown on MTV for the first time. She was moved by O’Connor’s version of the long-forgotten Prince song because, she said, her mother had abused her when she was a child.