THE coroner investigating Sinead O’Connor‘s death has admitted that it is unclear when the Irish singer died.
O’Connor died at the age of 56, her family announced on Wednesday, but her cause and time of death have yet to be revealed.
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The London Inner South Coroner’s Court is handling the singer’s death investigation.
A spokesperson for the coroner’s court said O’Connor’s “date of death is unknown” at this time, the Daily Mail reports.
O’Connor’s autopsy results will take several weeks to be released, according to the coroner’s court.
British police said they found O’Connor unresponsive on Wednesday at her home in South East London and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Her death is not believed to be suspicious, according to local authorities.
The singer’s death comes just 18 months after the heartbreaking loss of her 17-year-old son Shane O’Connor.
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Shane went missing from Dublin’s Tallaght Hospital following years of struggling with mental health issues.
The singer was married four times and has three other children, Jake Reynolds, Roisin Waters, and Yeshua Francis Neil Bonadio.
Almost two weeks before O’Connor was found dead, the singer announced that she would “soon be finishing my album.”
No Veteran Dies Alone, her new album has been in the works for approximately five years and would have been O’Connor’s first release since I’m Not Bossy, I’m the Boss in 2014.
O’Connor’s producer David Holmes said that the “emotional and really personal” album is eight tracks long and that she was only one song away from completing it, per Rolling Stone.
The release of the album is currently unknown, and David said: “She was excited about it and excited to get it finished. This is up to her family and estate, and I will gladly do as I’m told.”
O’Connor shot to worldwide fame in 1990 with her epic ballad Nothing Compares 2 U.
In the early ’90s, O’Connor won a Grammy and three MTV Video Music Awards.
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