After Russell Brand sent his support to Sinead O’Connor following her breakdown, the Irish singer has responded with a sexually explicit message to the comedian on Facebook.
“Thank you so much for your beautiful support. Have always felt a great kinship with you,” the 50-year-old wrote, via the Daily Mail. “Could also do with a jolly good rogering, frankly.”
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In a later post, she added, “In case of a long line forming… its only Russell I wanna do, so don’t waste your time.”
O’Connor recently shared in a Facebook video filmed in a motel in New Jersey that she is battling mental illness.
“I’m all by myself and there’s absolutely nobody in my life except my doctor, my psychiatrist, the sweetest man on earth, who says I’m his hero, and that’s about the only thing keeping me alive at the moment … and that’s kind of pathetic,” the singer said, via The Sun. “I want everyone to know what it’s like, that’s why I’m making this video.”
After the video was posted, Brand mentioned O’Connor in a video of his own, saying the singer needed “connection, meaning, purpose, love and a bit of time, really.”
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