She was a beautiful and sensitive person inside and out. I think her eyes and face showed this depth of feeling and she had the voice to bring it out too. That's why we loved her. Rest in peace . .
@@wendywheeler8925 Stimming is a normal response in many things - in both mental illness and neurodivergence. It's a method of emotional self-regulation, managing sensory overload, and to maintain focus. Stimming is actually encouraged for that reason. I'm autistic and I stim even while sitting talking with my best friend in private.
RIP Queen O'Connor. You were too real for this world. You warned us about their crimes against humanity and were mocked. Your soul is soaring high now and you are experiencing the bliss and peace you so greatly deserve. 😇
Hollywood and SNL owe Sinaed a sincere public apology for calling out the catholic church for crimes committed against children. Her career was ruined because of those hypocrites!
Absolutely! Her career was in it's peak when she got cancelled and shunned by so many. The entertainment industry is so toxic and powerful though, it's unlikely the majority will ever change or care enough about real human emotions to apologise. It takes more brave outspoken people (whistle blowers) like Sinéad to make any proper changes, and bring accountability to those who are guilty of horrible crimes. It's sad that the public only pay attention to the truth she told, now that she's gone😞💐💔
Sinead had just been through a bitter custody battle with her daughter's father, but she doesn't mention it and is charming and funny. As my mother would have said, that's the sign of a real lady.
And she speaks kindly about her father and sister but they were not good to her. If you have the chance, listen to her book Rememberings. She narrates it and it's so awesome to hear her tell her story.
Rosie was SO Good. I miss Rosie bein on tv. Now it's hardly worth watchin. Missing Sinead 🙏🕊 and this Interview is a priceless time when these two lovely ladies came together. Rosie is and always will be so special to me. Love to Rosie wherever you are 💝🍀🕊 May you be Well and Know that you are still always Loved & Adored ~ Wild Irish Blessings to you 🍀
Rosie couldn’t have known the real story behind her shaving her head but that had to be a hard question to answer in a nonchalant way. And one that Sinéad likely got quite often. RIP Sinéad. At peace. ❤️
Sinéad's very shy and misunderstood that's why she scratches her leg with nerves Rosie should have done her research when she asked what her parents response to shaving her head she should have known her mother was killed in a car crash😥but I do like Rosie good interview💚🌈🙏
Verdade!! Ela era um ser lindo! Acho q sua mãe não soube lidar com isso, con sua beleza q desde criança ja despontava e a maltratou. Não é a toa que Sinéad nunca buscou ser notada por sua beleza, mas mesmo careca de roupas simples, era simplesmente linda! Sua mãe maltratou sua alma mas com isso ela escreveu belas canções. Sentiremos sua falta.
Poor Sinead, even then she was painfully awkward with publicity, and being asked intimate questions, about her, and her family. Her constant nervous scratching, and worrying, of her leg and knee, during the whole interview. Was an obvious indication of P.T.S.D. . Very sad...
As an autistic person with bipolar who wasn't diagnosed till my 40s I find ir's painful to watch this as I'm sure she was autistic/ADHD and bipolar too.
Im deverstated im irish decent the youngest girl of 6 girls and 4 brothers my brothers name was micheal jacksoni loved telling everyone my brother was mick jackson ha ha they saw his big ears and that was thbut all micheals sizters are beautiful colleens thank god 🥰🤣
If you really love Sinead O’Connor, please get a copy of Quran with translation, read it with focus pondering on it , ask God Almighty to guide you to truth and save you from hell fire …. This the way of sister Sinead O’Connor revert to Islam…,, ISLAM IS THE FAITH THAT YOU WERE BORN WITH said Sinead O’Connor. May Allah forgive her and grant her paradise.
If she hated the industry so much: and was always very vocal re: the exploitation.. why so many interviews??? me thinks she was enjoying the fame, exploitation aint that bad when they give you millions eh? hope she is resting in peace nevertheless..
That is a pretty basic deduction you made. She used her platform to speak out for other artists going through the same thing. She always wanted to be a musician. When you make music, you become famous. It isn't something everyone searches for.
She could have given up and got a job singing in pubs, the point I was making was that no-one forced her and she knew the risks.. either do something or don't, but getting all the money and the fame and moaning about it.. "you can't eat the cake and still have it"
