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Sinéad O'Connor leaves $1.7M to children, encourages 'milk' music sales in final wishes

  • Sinéad O'Connor left her entire $1.7 million estate to her children after her passing in 2023, with $1.4 million remaining after expenses, according to probate records obtained by the US Sun.
  • The singer specified that her albums should be released posthumously, directing her children to 'milk it for what it's worth.'
  • O'Connor wanted to be buried in priest clothing, with a Hebrew Bible and her album 'Theology' beside her, as stated in her will signed in 2013.
  • Her ex-husband, John Reynolds, was named the executor of her estate, which included instructions for her children regarding her ashes and possessions.
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Details of the will of Sinéad O'Connor, who died in 2023 at the age of 56, were revealed

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Sinad O'Connor, an Irish artist who died in 2023, left her children 1.7 million (about R$ 12.5 million at the current price). Her will, written ten years before her death, also details her last wishes, such as being buried in priest clothes, a Hebrew Bible, and her 2007 album “Theology”. Read more (01/28/2025)

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In the document signed in 2013, and now made public, she divided religious instruments and clothing among her heirs. Sinéad O'Connor, who died in July 2023, left a fortune of 1.7 million pounds (about R$ 12.5 million) among her children. The document was written ten years before the Irish singer's death in 2013. 'Anything Vales': Alexandre Nero and Renato Góes present Marco Aurélio and Ivan; see photos 'Forms of waters': MAM do Rio reopens Exhi…

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The Sun broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, January 25, 2025.
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