video shared on Facebook Singer Sinead O’Connor claims to have issued a “grave warning” to Hollywood shortly before his death.

Verdict: False

The video does not contain O’Connor’s warning.

Fact check:

O’Connor died on July 26. 18 months after his son, Shane, reportedly committed suicide. daily mail. Singer-songwriter and longtime friend of O’Connor, Bob Geldof, revealed that his last emails with O’Connor were “full of despair and despair and sadness and, for some, ecstatic happiness.” . new york post report.

O’Connor issued a “serious warning” about Hollywood before his death, according to a Facebook video. The thumbnails include images of Oprah Winfrey, Ku Klux Klan images, and what is believed to be an altered image of O’Connor.

“Sinead O’Connor sent a serious warning about Hollywood just before D3ath,” the post read. The “3” in “Death” is likely an attempt to circumvent censorship.

However, this claim is inaccurate.This video was originally posted on YouTube On a channel called Just In. The description includes a disclaimer that states, “Content may be gossip, rumor, exaggeration, or untrue indirectness.” Viewers advised to do their own research before forming an opinion. You may have your opinion on the content. ” The content of the video does not match the title, as there is no evidence of such a warning.

The video includes several clips of O’Connor’s interviews and other appearances, but none of them relate to Hollywood’s warning claims. Narrator, the channel’s narrator, mentions some of her concerns for O’Connor that became very public during her career.

“Sinead’s candid revelations about the end of the music industry and allegations that young girls are being exploited for toxic images have raised questions about the role Hollywood played in her life and death. Many speculate that it may,” the video says. No actual warnings about Hollywood by O’Connor are included.

One of the times the singer made his concerns public was during a 1992 SNL performance (you can see it in the YouTube video). CBC News. During her appearance, she tore up a picture of the Pope and said, “Fight the real enemy.” During the interview, O’Connor referred to church misconduct, including victims of sexual abuse by priests.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LcmJerI8IQ

‘Check the facts’ was not found credible reporting to support the claim. (Related: Did Sinead O’Connor tell Piers Morgan he’s irresistibly seduced by Meghan Markle?)

Check Your Fact has reached out to Just In for comment and will update this article accordingly if we receive comments from these sources.