Southwark coroners court concludes investigation; no inquest to be opened as icon succumbs to natural causes

In a somber confirmation, it has been revealed that the legendary Irish music icon Sinead O’Connor died of natural causes. The Nothing Compares 2 U singer, aged 56, was found “unresponsive” in a flat in south-east London in July, leaving the world mourning the loss of yet another musical talent.

Southwark Coroners Court, which has been diligently investigating the circumstances surrounding O’Connor’s death, has officially “ceased involvement” in the case. An autopsy was conducted after no medical cause was initially determined for her untimely passing. The spokesperson for the court stated, “This is to confirm that Ms. O’Connor died of natural causes. The coroner has therefore ceased their involvement in her death. No further comment will be made.”

Sinead O’Connor had recently relocated to London, merely weeks before her passing, following the devastating loss of her son Shane to suicide just 18 months earlier. Her death, not considered suspicious by the Metropolitan Police, unfolded as crowds gathered to pay their final respects during her cortege passing her former home in Bray.

In a poignant final video message posted to Twitter on July 9, days before her demise, Sinead shared glimpses of her life, her new apartment, and her plans to write more songs with a new guitar. Emotionally, she expressed the profound impact of losing her son, stating, “losing a kid isn’t good for the soul.”

The music world and fans worldwide mourn the loss of a profound talent, and Sinead O’Connor’s legacy will forever be remembered through her timeless contributions to the industry.