Irish vocalist Sinéad O’Connor on Monday claimed that “Prince attempted to whip me” as she talked on the Piers Morgan-facilitated Good Morning Britain (GMB) appear, discussing her conflict with the late American artist and how he broke the ribs of a lady from his band. From the start, Morgan and his co-have, Susanna Reid, assumed O’Connor was kidding as she stated: “We met once, yet we didn’t get off well, we attempted to whip one another.” Morgan and Reid reacted, saying: “Truly? Tried to beat each other up? The Irish artist — who was wearing a rainbow top — at that point clarified that “it was progressively similar to he attempted to whip me and I was shielding myself. Goodness, it is anything but a joke, no, it is anything but a joke by any stretch of the imagination, it was an extremely alarming situation really.” Taking note of that it was in Los Angeles, she named the experience with Prince — who passed on in April 2016 — as “a terrifying experience”. O’Connor referenced: “He gathered me to his home one night and I absurdly went alone not knowing where I was and he brought me there in light of the fact that he was awkward with the reality I wasn’t a protégé of his and that I’d quite recently recorded the tune and he was needing me to be a protégé of his and he asked, told, he didn’t ask yet he requested that I don’t swear in my interviews.” “As Irish individuals swear constantly, obviously, I disclosed to him where he could go and he went for me. He went upstairs and got a cushion and he had something hard in the pad. He pursued, I came up short on his home, holing up behind a tree.” “We meet on the highway in Malibu at five o’clock in the first part of the day — I’m spitting at him, he’s attempting to punch me. He has something in the cushion he’s attempting to hit me with. We’re going around in his vehicle and I’m spitting crosswise over at him and after that, I needed to go ring somebody’s doorbell, which my dad consistently instructed me to do on the off chance that I was in a circumstance like that.” The artist — who additionally sang the hit front of Prince’s tune “Nothing Compares 2 U” — said Prince “was into some entirely dull medications at the time” yet that their fight finished with “me ringing the doorbell and he left”. She stated: “The issue was that my administrator at the time, Steve Farinelli, who then kicked the bucket a few years had been Prince’s director and they were suing one another. So I think I got up to speed some way or another.” As indicated by the Independent, O’Conner — who changed over to Islam in October 2018 and changed her name to Shuhada’ Sadaqat — further said she was by all account, not the only one Prince went at as “one of the young ladies in his band was in the emergency clinic with broken ribs at the time”. The Irish artist, in any case, proceeded to guarantee that Prince attacked “a lot of ladies out there” however engaged them to step up and share their accounts.