Sinead O'Connor looks happy and healthy showing amazing weight loss in London

Published 07/30/2014 | 00:32

Sinead O'Connor July Upon arriving at the BBC Radio 1 studios 29, 2014 in London, England. Photo by Alex Huckle / GC Images)

Sinead O'Connor covers "I'm not bossy, I'm the Boss"

Sinead O'Connor is back to his best.

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The legendary singer showed his thin, as it is a healthy and happy attitude in London yesterday to promote her new album recently.

Sinead, who recently demonstrated that they are "nothing to eat" almost lost twelve kilos since I stopped the medication that earned him a lot of weight in a short time.

She was in London to her new highly anticipated album, I'm not bossy, I'm the head of the BBC Radio One, with a red rain jacket and wearing his trademark shaved head.

"Two years ago, on a little weight I have, but it was the drugs and all that happens is that I get from the drugs and I am weak for two years," said Irish Daily Mail.

"It's all natural, all beautiful. My problem is, I've never liked a thing. Know it's bad, but I've never been much of a person with an appetite," he added.

After a highly publicized feud with Miley Cyrus last year, Sinead said she reached to other young singers, including Lana Del Rey, the women in the music-sexual iSTATION discuss.

Sinead O'Connor covers "I'm not bossy, I'm the Boss"

"I think I give a damn about the people," she said Guardianr. "And I do not know if I'm old enough to be the mother of Britney Spears, I hope not. Thats if you have seriously experienced things, and I see it happening to other people, you just want to embrace them.

"It's the same when you see a stranger crying on the street, I would go there and cuddle them because I know what to mourn on the road, I think it's the same thing for most people -. We empathy, even as we have been sh * t by ".

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