O’Connor’s estate asks Trump not to use her music

The estate of the late singer-songwriter Sinead O’Connor has requested that former President Donald Trump refrain from using her music in any future events or campaigns.

O’Connor, who passed away in 2022, was known for her powerful and emotionally charged songs that touched on themes of love, loss, and social justice. Her estate believes that her work should not be used to promote any political agendas that do not align with her beliefs.

In a statement released by O’Connor’s estate, they said, “We ask that Donald Trump and his team respect the wishes of Sinead O’Connor and refrain from using her music in any capacity. Sinead’s music was always meant to inspire and uplift, and we believe that using it for political gain goes against her spirit.”

It is not uncommon for musicians and their estates to request that their music not be used by politicians or political campaigns. Many artists feel strongly about keeping their work separate from any political affiliations.

As of now, it is unclear whether Trump has received or acknowledged the request from O’Connor’s estate. However, her fans and supporters are hopeful that he will honor their wishes and refrain from using her music in the future.