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Sinead O'Connor, case closed: 'Death from natural causes'.

The British coroner's report provided definitive answers regarding the Sinead O'Connor disappearance. No "suspicious" motives.

The figure of Sinead O'Connor has always stood out for her intense expressiveness and authenticity. 

Her passing on July 26 last year in London left an unbridgeable void in the art world and in the lives of those who loved and followed her. 

Today, months later, the mystery surrounding the circumstances of her death has finally been cleared: Sinead O'Connor died of natural causes.

The recent British coroner's report provided definitive answers regarding Sinead O'Connor's demise. 

After careful examination, it has been determined that the singer, who disappeared at age 56 at her London residence, died of natural causes. 

This conclusion ends speculation and confirms initial statements by Scotland Yard, which had immediately ruled out O'Connor's death as suspicious. 

Indeed, the authorities' initial silence had fueled uncertainty and speculation, but now the autopsy report clears up any doubts about the cause of death. 

This news comes as a thin veil of serenity in a story marked by deep personal turmoil and grief that, often, Sinead O'Connor had not hesitated to share with her audience.

The Nothing Compares 2U singer's life was a mosaic of artistic triumphs and personal struggles. 

Her unique voice and stage presence have enchanted millions, but behind the success lay the challenges of a complex life, marked by bipolar disorder and moments of great depression. 

The tragic suicide of her 17-year-old son Shane in 2022 had shaken the artist deeply, leading her to share a heartbreaking message on social media. 

Her passing left an indelible mark on the music world and the hearts of her fans. 

At her funeral in Dublin last August, thousands of people paid tribute to the troubled music legend, showing how much she was loved and how significant her artistic legacy was.

Sinéad O'Connor and her artistic legacy.

Throughout her career, Sinead O'Connor achieved exceptional milestones that resonated far beyond the borders of her native Ireland. 

In 1991, Rolling Stone magazine named her artist of the year, and she won the Brit Award for international female solo artist.

His 2018 decision to convert to Islam, adopting the name Shuhada' Sadaqat, highlighted his ongoing search for authenticity and truth, even as he continued to perform under his birth name. 

The publication of his memoir, Rememberings, in 2021 offered further introspection into his life and artistic journey.

It was recently announced that a tribute concert dedicated to Sinead O'Connor and The Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan will be held at Carnegie Hall in New York City on March 20. 

The show, titled Sinéad & Shane at Carnegie Hall, will be a celebration of the lives and legacies of both artists. 

The evening will feature artists such as Mountain Goats, Cat Power and Dropkick Murphys, who will perform some of O'Connor and MacGowan's best-known songs, paying tribute to their unforgettable contributions to music.