The singer was declared “missing suicidal” after unknown persons called police with concerns about her wellbeing, saying she’d gone for an early bike ride and never returned.
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She was reported missing on Monday (16May16) and was found by police hours later, with no further details given about her disappearance by officials.
The police department in Wilmette, Illinois said it was “seeking to check the well-being of Sinead O’Connor”.
Police were alerted after she went on a bike ride at 06:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Sunday, and did not return.
In November a year ago, O’Connor was hospitalized when police found her in a Dublin hotel after she had posted on her Facebook page a message saying she had tried to commit suicide.
In November past year, O’Connor suggested on social media that she had taken an overdose at a hotel somewhere in Ireland, accusing family members of “appalling cruelty”, but she was later found safe. “Do not abandon your brother or any other of my babies again”, she wrote in a rambling post.
Prince was responsible for writing Nothing Compares 2 U, the song that made O’Connor an worldwide star. You killed your mother.
At around 3am this morning (GMT) O’Connor posted a fiery open letter to her ex-husband Irish writer John Reynolds on Facebook.
She has previously attempted suicide, leaving goodbye notes to her fans on Facebook and blaming members of her family for personal problems she has encountered.
O’Connor was found safe Monday afternoon. There is no other way to get respect. “I am not at home, I’m at a hotel, somewhere in Ireland, under another name”.
Sinead is now at war with USA comedian Arsenio Hall after accusing him of supplying Prince with the prescription drugs that allegedly led to the superstar’s death last month (Apr16).
Sinead was reportedly found at 1.45pm local time on Monday. “None of you will ever see me again because of what you’ve done”. As The Daily Mail notes, O’Connor posted what many thought was her suicide note on Facebook late previous year.
Here at Now we send our love and best wishes to Sinead and her family.
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O’Connor was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder, but she does suffer depression and suicidal tendencies.
