Sinéad O’Connor last Video before her death | Make u cry

It has been claimed that Sinéad O'Connor has passed away.
The renowned vocalist of "Nothing Compares 2 U," who went away at the age of 56, was reported to have passed away by the Irish Times.The family of the singer released a statement in which they said, "It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Sinéad." Her family and friends are heartbroken, and they have asked that their privacy be respected during this extremely trying time.
The Irish singer leaves behind three kids to carry on his legacy. Her son Shane, who had just turned 17, perished away the previous year.Sinead published her farewell message on social media by tweeting a picture of her late son along with the following text: "Been living as undead night beast since. He was the greatest love of my life and the brightest light in my soul.
Fans and celebrities quickly took to social media after hearing the news of Sinead's passing in order to honour the gifted musician and pay tribute to the legacy she leaves behind.
On Twitter, Dara O'Briain sent the following message with his audience: "Ah sh**, Sinead O'Connor has died. The news is certainly very upsetting. How unfortunate. I sincerely hope that she was aware of the amount of affection that was directed towards her."Sinead was the very definition of what it meant to have a punk spirit. She refused to give in to anything, which made her life more difficult than it would have been otherwise. Tim Burgess, frontman for The Charlatans, expressed his wish on Twitter for the musician's well-being, writing, "Hoping that she has found peace."Jedward, who previously competed on X Factor, tweeted, "Rest in Peace." Sinead O'Connor expressed her sadness upon hearing the news. She was a true Irish icon of our generation. This was the first year that we had the pleasure of meeting her, and we found her to be cheerful, as well as quite hospitable and possessing a great heart.
O'Connor rose to prominence in the late 1980s with the release of her debut album, titled The Lion and the Cobra. In 1990, she attained worldwide popularity with a new arrangement of the song "Nothing Compares 2 U" by Prince. O'Connor was born Sinéad Marie Bernadette O'Connor in Dublin on December 8, 1966.
O'Connor has maintained throughout her career that she was subjected to physical abuse following the dissolution of her parents' marriage when she was eight years old. This allegation is elaborated upon in the song "Fire on Babylon" that she wrote.
Her problems with stealing and truancy at the age of 15 led to her being committed to a Magdalene Asylum for 18 months in 1979, and it was during this time that she first became interested in music. It was here that she began to develop her writing and music, and it was the drummer of the popular Irish band Tua Nua that "discovered" her, which led to her going on to co-write their song "Take My Hand."
She left the band Tonne Tonne Macoute in 1985 and travelled to London, where she was signed to Ensign records after moving there while she was playing with the band.
At the age of 20, while she was in the studio making her debut album, The Lion and the Cobra, she discovered that her session drummer John Reynolds was the father of her unborn child.They tied the knot in 1987 and went on to have a son named Jake.
O'Connor was nominated for a Grammy after the reception of her debut album, which was praised as "a sensation" and achieved the distinction of a gold record. She had already created the identity that we have come to connect her with by the time her second album, I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got, was released in 1990. This identity includes her signature shaven head, which has become synonymous with her.
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