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SINGER Sinead O’Connor left her children £1.7million — and urged them to “milk” sales of her music.

The Nothing Compares 2 U star asked to be dressed in priest clothing in her coffin — and be buried with a Hebrew bible and her album Theology.

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Sinead O’Connor left her children £1.7million — and urged them to ‘milk’ sales of her music[/caption]

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Tragic Sinead was found dead in her London flat aged 56 in 2023 — 18 months after son Shane, 17, took his own life.

Irish probate records reveal her estate was £1.7million gross, reduced to £1.4million after debts, funeral costs and legal fees.

The document, signed in 2013 before her conversion to Islam, added: “My children can dispense my ashes as they see fit.”

The mum-of-four, who sold 6.2million albums worldwide, added: “I direct that after my death, and at the discretion of any of my children who are then over 18, my albums are to be released so as to ‘milk it for what it’s worth’.”

She planned for Shane to inherit her religious regalia.

Her youngest child, Yeshua Bonadio, 18, was to be given her collection of guitars.

Sinead’s ex-hubby music producer John Reynolds is named executor.

They wed in 1987 but split in 1991.

Details of her British estate are yet to be released.

Dublin-born Sinead’s cause of death was given as “the exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and bronchial asthma”.

Ex Dermott Hayes believes she died of a broken heart because of Shane’s suicide in 2022.

Days before her death Sinead had written: “Losing a kid isn’t good for the soul.”

She was ordained a Latin Tridentine priest in 1999.

She accused the Catholic church of destroying “entire races of people”, and declaring that priests had been abusing children for years.

MATTE foundation is back – but it’s not cakey or chalky like in the past, and is nowhere near as drying.

The new finish is far more natural, almost like real skin, with superior staying power. This week, I put three to the test . . . 

BUDGET

BUDGET Maybelline New York Super Stay Lumi Matte Foundation, £12.99 for 41g, boots.com:

When it comes to high-street foundations, I can count on one hand those that I rate.

Budget beauty is booming, but the base category has some catching up to do, so I didn’t expect much from this liquid formula.

It offers the least coverage of the three, so needs building up or layering with a concealer, but it gives a perfect real-skin, satin matte finish that enables it to stay put without drying out skin or making it look flat.

I struggled to find any negatives – other than that it only comes in 22 shades, so you might struggle to find a perfect match.

MID-RANGE

Anastasia Beverly Hills Impeccable Blurring Second-Skin Matte Foundation, £39 from, anastasiabeverlyhills.co.uk:

I wasn’t sure what to expect from this foundation, having a love-hate relationship with the brand’s previous base launches.

I’m happy to say, after my first try, this firmly went into the love category.

It’s undoubtedly full-coverage so if you like a sheer finish, steer clear. But that makes it perfect for long days and oily skin like mine.

I have to confess, I fell asleep in it twice over Christmas – while I absolutely do not recommend that, it still looked flawless come morning, and it didn’t cause any breakouts.

If you’re looking for a full coverage, long-wear base, I’ve not tried better.

LUXURY

Dior Forever Skin Perfect Foundation Stick, £48 for 10g, dior.com: This clever stick is wholly responsible for my return to matte formulas.

I’m a huge fan of make-up sticks, they’re the most convenient format – saving time, space and money – and this is no different.

It’s got enough pigment to render concealer useless, yet doesn’t look or feel heavy on skin.

It blends out seamlessly, and layers well so you can customise the coverage on different areas of the face. I’ve already repurchased twice, which is about as strong a vote of confidence as you’ll get.

It’s by far my favourite.

PICK OF THE WEEK

I USE gel manicures religiously. I’m a reformed nail biter, so normal polish never lasts more than a day on my hands.

That was until I tried the new Essie To The Rescue Nail Treatment, £10.99.

I’m now having a break from gel polish, and have never really understood the allure of nail strengtheners, but this is different.

The light-pink hue and high-shine finish give it a gel-like appearance, and it’s lasted a week so far with no chips – so I’m not missing my usual manicure.

THE Masked Singer fans are convinced they have worked out who the Wolf is.

On tonight’s show, Wolf took to the stage to perform The Candy Man, after it was revealed that song choices are also clues.

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And viewers think the hit was a nod to Wet, Wet, Wet’s song Sweet Little Mystery – and that the main behind the mask in none other than singer Marti Pellow.

Taking to social media to discuss it, one person wrote: “Wolf is 10000000% Marti Pellow.”

A second commented: “#maskedsingeruk wolf marti pellow. The umbrellas, wet wet wet and the candy man song, sweet little mystery.”

While a third said: “Marti Pellow is Wolf #maskedsingeruk candy is sweet…sweet little mystery??”

Maya Jama guessed it was Adam Sandler, Davina McCall opted for Hugh Jackman, Mo picked Donny Osmond, while Jonathan Ross thinks it is Simon Le Bon.

Last week viewers were also convinced it was lead vocalist Duran Duran’s lead vocalist, Simon.

Marti enjoyed great success with Wet Wet Wet throughout the 1980s and 1990s.

Hits included Sweet Little Mystery, Angel Eyes and Good Night Girl.

Their greatest hit to date was Love Is All Around which featured on the movie Four Weddings and a Funeral.

It was a huge international success and spent 15 weeks at the top the British charts.

Marti left Wet Wet Wet in May 1999, effectively disbanding the group.

They reformed in March 2004.

However in 2018, Marti quit the group as was replaced by former Liberty X star Kevin Simm.

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While the prestigious open singles finalists have now been set for Sunday’s big clash, when Robert Paxton takes on Jason Banks.

Stewart Anderson had been the firm favourite to win the open singles title once again this year after he picked up the iconic award for a third time in 2024, but he was knocked out in the quarter-finals by David Gourlay.

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LAST Sunday night, Vicky Pattison sat alone and uploaded her own deepfake sex tape to Twitter.

It was an incredibly brave move to immerse herself entirely into the terrifying world of AI image abuse for a hard-hitting TV documentary.

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But it sparked a backlash from ­victims who criticised the “PR stunt” as “deeply disrespectful”.

It’s left the I’m A Celeb winner in bits — because the horrifying rise in online attacks of women is something she cares about deeply.

Speaking for the first time about the project, Vicky, 37, told the Sun on Sunday: “The video itself has always been the part of the documentary I’ve wrestled with the most.

“So it isn’t a decision I made lightly, and it is one that I struggled with right until the end.

“Like, right until Sunday night I was asking — am I doing the right thing?

“I completely understand some ­people might be angry and upset about what we’ve done and I in no way want to diminish that.

“I’d never want to trivialise victims’ feelings.

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“I had the privilege of speaking to brave survivors and a lot of them felt that creating the mock deepfake sex tape was a bold way to shine a much-needed spotlight on the issue.

“This form of abuse — it’s not slowing down.

“It’s just finding its feet.

“I’ve made my peace with the way we’ve chosen to tackle this problem.”

Vicky had been married to businessman Ercan Ramadan, 31, for just a month when she told him about the gritty documentary she was ­hoping to make with Channel 4.

Off the back of her campaigning for women’s rights, including tackling poverty and reproductive health, the reality star was asked if she was ­prepared to put her face to a sex tape to investigate explicit deepfake abuse.

It involved her directing actors to simulate a sex scene, then allowing AI to add her face to the footage.

The 45-second clip appeared to show Vicky engaged in a sex act — first wearing a bra then, later, topless.

When it went online on X/Twitter at 8pm last Sunday, Vicky couldn’t bring herself to ask Ercan to be with her.

She said: “I know the sex tape is getting a lot of the focus right now, because it’s very shocking.

“I understand that — this hasn’t been very nice for my family.

“I don’t think this is how we pictured the first six months of our marriage.

“Ercan was there for me a lot.

“He features in the documentary but he had his limits, so I was mindful of that.

“This was my decision alone.

I know the sex tape is getting a lot of the focus right now, because it’s very shocking. I understand that — this hasn’t been very nice for my family. I don’t think this is how we pictured the first six months of our marriage

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“I was aware there’s only so much I can ask the people who love me to do. So I sat there by myself.” ­

Normally bright and bubbly, it’s clear that the impact of making the documentary has hit Vicky hard, and her emotion is beyond that of just a celebrity caught on the hop.

She is at pains to explain her actions to deepfake victims, such as one who spoke to The Sun using the campaign name Jodie.

Jodie said she was “deeply offended, let down and disappointed” by Vicky’s move, which would fuel “harmful narratives” and was “disrespectful” to those who had endured the “torture” of sexual image abuse.

Vicky said: “I can’t compare my experience to what the victims of this go through, I really can’t.

“My heart goes out to them.

“I want to assure them that their feelings are valid and that I in no way want to diminish that.

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“But I would like to say that, if it’s not too distressing, I hope they can watch the documentary and see that there is so much more to this than a deepfake sex tape that we’ve created.”

A big driver for Vicky in this project has been her desire to become a mum.

In 2023, she shared her journey to freeze her eggs after struggling with her reproductive health due to premenstrual dysphoric disorder — an extreme form of PMS.

Vicky said: “Ercan and I are planning on starting a family really soon and you are just terrified about the world you’re bringing kids up in.”

So how does she feel about the fact that one day any children she has could find Mum’s “sex tape”, I ask.

Vicky thinks for a minute.

The arrival of the internet means things do live forever. But a huge part of why those who create sexually explicit deepfakes get away with what they do is because of the feeling of shame the victims have

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She says: “The arrival of the internet means things do live forever.

“But a huge part of why those who create sexually explicit deepfakes get away with what they do is because of the feeling of shame the victims have.

“One of the big goals for us when we made this documentary was to help remove that feeling of shame, that stigma, and to help women stand with the brave women who are reclaiming their lives.

“So I won’t shy away from what I’ve done.

“Whether I have girls or boys, I will teach them about the ­pitfalls of AI.”

And, to ask bluntly, how does the future father of her kids really feel about her “appearing naked” online?

Vicky said: “Ercan has been really supportive.

“But if he’s said it once, he must have said it a million times — ‘It’s not you’. ‘It’s not you, though, is it?’

“But if we were going to give this the gravity it deserved, this is how it had to be done, I think.”

Sex tape journey

The fallout of Vicky’s tape going live will feature in the documentary and, as such, the project is still being filmed.

Viewers will watch her go through the near-impossible task of trying to erase the footage, and the many copies spawned, from the internet.

It is the final step in Vicky’s deepfake sex tape journey, which begins with her speaking to victims and campaigners.

She meets politician Cara Hunter and C4 News presenter Cathy Newman, both victims of deepfake abuse, who have campaigned for a change in ­legislation — and both backed Vicky’s sex tape “stunt”.

She also meets Baroness Charlotte Owen, who is leading the charge in England and begs Vicky to reconsider.

In addition, earlier this week campaigner Jodie told The Sun: “It could compromise her safety, increase traffic to the websites profiting from non-consensual abuse, and undermine the fight for survivor-centred legislation.”

But Vicky’s mind was made up after he spent time with another victim called Sophie.

The 31-year-old mum-of-two was the subject of extensive image abuse by her brother-in-law.

Vicky left the woman’s house in tears.

She said: “I met a lot of victims and survivors of this.

I met a lot of victims and survivors of this. And seeing how these incredibly strong women have dealt with it and put their lives back together was just heartbreaking

Vicky Pattison

“And seeing how these incredibly strong women have dealt with it and put their lives back together was just heartbreaking.

“We’ve had survivor-led testimony throughout this documentary from women who wanted their stories out there, wanted us to raise awareness, wanted us to advocate for change.

“A big concern for me throughout filming was that I wasn’t strong enough or wasn’t going to be able to stop crying.

“I did let myself down at moments, I think, and cry a bit much.

“But that is who I am and I do really care.

“I think I ended up a bit overwhelmed.

“I want this to go well.

“I want it to have the effect women ­desperately need.

“Fundamentally I was in control — and that is ­something they don’t have.”

The Government has announced plans to criminalise the creation of sexually explicit deepfakes but, as it stands, the law has not yet been passed.

A 2024 C4 News probe found that nearly 4,000 celebrities have been the ­victims of deepfake pornography.

Without people speaking up and using their voices to advocate for change, we are not going to get ironclad legislation. You haven’t seen the last of me. I intend to make myself a real nuisance until we get stuff done

Vicky Pattison

The biggest deepfake site, which this newspaper is choosing not to name, gets more than 13million hits a month.

It is this that Vicky is keen for her critics focus on.

She said: “Without people speaking up and using their voices to advocate for change, we are not going to get ironclad legislation.

“We’re not going to get better education for young boys.

“We’re not going to get better victim support.

“We’re not going to get the big tech companies to step up and make changes to shut down these sites.

“For me, this is not something I’m just going to make a one-off documentary about then walk away.

“For the victims, this has a long tail and for me, being involved will have a long tail too.”

This isn’t the first time Vicky has campaigned about womens’ issues, either.

Last year she spoke at the Houses of Parliament about female reproductive health and just last week she attended the Women’s March in London.

Vicky added: “I’m a tiny cog in a massive machine but I think you owe it to yourself if you have a platform or a voice to use it.

“Ultimately, I have faith in what we’ve done and I will continue to have confidence and pride in it.

“You haven’t seen the last of me.

“I intend to make myself a real nuisance until we get stuff done.”

•  Vicky Pattison: My Deepfake Sex Tape is on Channel 4 on Tuesday at 10pm.