Mystery of the cause of death of the "bald" singer

Daily Mail on July 28 reported that many fans expressed their condolences to the "bald head" singer Sinead O'Connor. They laid flowers in memory outside the Dublin - Ireland Wall of Fame, thanking the singer for her dedication to music. Many of Sinead O'Connor's colleagues expressed their condolences on their personal pages.

Sinead O'Connor was found unresponsive at a home in London on July 26. Police immediately arrived at the scene and she was confirmed dead. The incident happened just weeks after she moved into a new home and had talked about writing new songs for a tour in 2024.

Sinead O'Connor passed away suddenly at the age of 56, leaving colleagues and fans in mourning

Fans commemorate her

They placed flowers and candles, saying thank you for the singer's musical contributions.

Mourning covers the singer's hometown

The cause of death has not yet been determined, and police will conduct an autopsy. Only when the results of the autopsy are available will the public know why Sinead O'Connor passed away. However, police said there were no suspicious signs at the scene or surrounding Sinead O'Connor's death.

Sinead O'Connor said on Facebook that she wants to tour in 2024, excitedly announcing her comeback. All of this has left fans happy that she has beaten the bipolar disorder that has plagued her for years.

Sinead O'Connor's last public appearance was in March, at the RTÉ Choice Music Awards. She received a standing ovation for her classic album "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got" and accepted the award.

Sinead O'Connor's long-term mental health struggle

In 2022, she revealed to the media that her 17-year-old son had died by suicide, forcing her to cancel her shows for the year due to grief over the tragic loss of his life.

Sinead O'Connor suffers from bipolar disorder and has struggled with her mental health for a long time.

"Nothing Compares 2 U" was written by the late Prince for his project The Family in 1985. He didn't think it would be popular until Sinead O'Connor performed it and it tore through the world charts.

The female singer with a "bald" style has a successful career.

Throughout her life, she released 11 studio albums and received 13 music awards. She announced her retirement after her last album "No Veteran Dies Alone" was released in early 2022. This female singer is also nicknamed the "bald head" singer because of her unique and individual bald head appearance.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/van-nghe/bi-an-nguyen-nhan-cai-chet-ca-si-dau-troc-202307281618179.htm