'See, when the artists are dead, they're much more valuable than when they're alive,' Sinead explained
Sinead O'Connor gave her children instructions on what to do if she died when "they were very small".
Read more: Heartbreaking reason Sinead O'Connor cried in Nothing Compares 2 U video after mum's tragic death Referring to legendary rapper Tupac's album sales increasing following his death in 1996, she added: "It's kind of gross what record companies do." An emotional statement read: "To the wonderful musicians, artists and supporting teams who have been nothing short of incredible in the time that we knew Sinead. Incredible as musicians and incredible as true friends to Sinead. Those that worked with her and those that supported her from the sidelines, thank you.
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