The 90’s talk show host sued the Irish singer over her claim that Hall was responsible for the death of musician Prince.

Sinead O’Connor is no stranger to social media rants. Over the years, she has expressed a lot of angry posts about anything on Twitter and Facebook. A set of suicidal tweets in 2011 gotten her visited by the police, a suicide message in late 2015 got her in the hospital, and her most recent post is going to get her inside the court.

After hearing the news of the death of musician Prince, whom she had a violent relationship with in the 90s that involved punching and spitting each other, O’Connor went to Facebook and blamed Arsenio Hall, the host of 90’s talk show The Arsenio Hall Show.

O’Connor claimed that Hall was Prince’s drug dealer for years and that he also spiked O’Connor with marijuana when they were at Eddie Murphy’s house.

After news spread of the possible painkillers or hard drugs may have had to do with the death of the legendary singer, O’Connor went onto Facebook and named Arsenio Hall as the person responsible for the death warning him “you best get tidying your man cave”.

O’Connor also claimed in the post that Hall spiked her with marijuana in the 90’s. She elaborated on the claim the other day through a very long Facebook post. She narrates that in 1991, Hall invited her to a Grammy after-party in Eddie Murphy’s house. She claimed that Hall was against her for not attending the Grammy ceremony and that he laced her with marijuana and stick his tongue in O’Connor’s mouth.

Hall then filed a lawsuit against the Irish singer in Los Angeles. He calls O’Connor “a desperate attention-seeker” and calls her story “outlandish defamatory lies”. Hall denied all of O’Connor’s claim and reminded everyone that she has a “history of bizarre, unhinged internet rants”. Arsenio Hall is suing O’Connor for $5 million for compensatory damages.

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