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Sinéad O’Connor posted about her son Shane’s death in the days leading up to her own.

O’Connor recently took to Twitter, where she reflected on her 17-year-old son’s suicide, writing that she’s been “lost” since his untimely death. Shane died in January 2022 after going missing in Ireland.

“Been living as undead night creature since.. He was the love of my life, the lamp of my soul,” O’Connor wrote of Shane. “We were one soul in two halves. He was the only person who ever loved me unconditionally. I am lost in the bardo without him.”

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Been living as undead night creature since. . He was the love of my life, the lamp of my soul. We were one soul in two halves. He was the only person who ever loved me unconditionally. I am lost in the bardo without him pic.twitter.com/aC...

Sinéad O’Connor achieved pop culture immortality with a soulful cover of “Nothing Compares 2 U” that built on the pain and vulnerability of Prince’s original, but the tears shed in the iconic video weren’t just for show. The ethereal voice and wounded eyes masked a past marred by child abuse, incarcerations, and tragedy, and those inner demons followed her through the gilded door of fame and haunt her to this day.

They ultimately led her to a New Jersey Travelodge, where she lived a solitary existence away from family in her native Ireland, whom she claims couldn’t cope with her mental illnesses.

Sinead O'Connor has gone missing in Chicago, police confirm to People. The singer was last seen at 6 a.m. Sunday when she went for a bike ride in Wilmette, a suburb of the Illinois city. Police Sgt. Michael Robinson sent out a check-for-well-being alert, after a caller told authorities O'Connor didn't return, the Wilmette Department of Police told People in a statement. According to TMZ, the Irish singer has been classified as "missing suicidal." Ahead of her disappearance, O'Connor penned a note to her son Jake Reynolds, 28, on Facebook, in regard to an ongoing custody battle over her 12-year-old son Shane.

Sinead O'Connor has gone missing in Chicago, police confirm to People. The singer was last seen at 6 a.m. Sunday when she went for a bike ride in Wilmette, a suburb of the Illinois city. Police Sgt. Michael Robinson sent out a check-for-well-being alert, after a caller told authorities O'Connor didn't return, the Wilmette Department of Police told People in a statement. According to TMZ, the Irish singer has been classified as "missing suicidal." Ahead of her disappearance, O'Connor penned a note to her son Jake Reynolds, 28, on Facebook, in regard to an ongoing custody battle over her 12-year-old son Shane.

Sinead O'Connor has gone missing in Chicago, police confirm to People. The singer was last seen at 6 a.m. Sunday when she went for a bike ride in Wilmette, a suburb of the Illinois city. Police Sgt. Michael Robinson sent out a check-for-well-being alert, after a caller told authorities O'Connor didn't return, the Wilmette Department of Police told People in a statement. According to TMZ, the Irish singer has been classified as "missing suicidal." Ahead of her disappearance, O'Connor penned a note to her son Jake Reynolds, 28, on Facebook, in regard to an ongoing custody battle over her 12-year-old son Shane.

After posting a Facebook status that read like a possible suicide note on Sunday, Sinead O'Connor has been found and is reportedly receiving medical assistance after taking an alleged overdose in a hotel room in Ireland. A source close to the situation told Billboard that O'Connor "has been located and is safe." Dublin police had no comment on the situation. O'Connor's Facebook post, which seems to have been written by the Irish singer-songwriter, detailed her struggle with Donal Lunny over their son, Shane, whom O'Connor says she's not allowed to see even though he is "unwell." In her

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Irish singer Sinead O'Connor posted a letter on Facebook on Sunday that may be a suicide note, saying she "has taken an overdose" and is staying in a hotel in Ireland under a false name. O'Connor has been posting about her trouble with Donal Lunny, the father of her youngest son, Shane. O'Connor says Shane requires psychological treatment, but Lunny won't allow O'Connor to see him. An Irish news site reports that O'Connor is "safe and sound" and receiving medical attention. You can read her post below:There is only so much any woman can be expected to bear. What was done to me this week was appalling cruelty. By my husband, my family, by St Pats and by An Gardai Siochana, by my son, Jake and by Donal Lunny and Angela singleton, by my son's girlfriend, his friends... after everything I've been put through and been forced to go through...