Sinead O’Connor has spoken out to correct Olivia Wilde’s TIME magazine essay about her. Editors at the U.S. publication announced that the singer was their woman of 1992 on Thursday, as part of an edition celebrating the most prominent women of each year since 1920.
Actress Olivia penned an essay on Sinead, praising her for drawing on “personal experiences” when, in 1992, she tore up a photograph of Pope John Paul II on live TV as a protest against child abuse in the Catholic Church.
However, Sinead, took to Twitter to clear up any doubt about the TIME essay, writing: “There’s one mistake in the Time article, which was first printed years ago but isn’t accurate.
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