Irish singer Sinéad O’Connor does not like to be referred to as bisexual but it sure sounds like she is!

We know Cynthia Nixon doesn’t like the bisexual label even though she clearly is.

Now it seems that Sinead O’Connor has the same issued.

In a new interview with The Advocate, the Irish singer says of being bisexual: ‘I’m not sure if it’s accurate.’

But then she says: ‘In my youth, I did some exploring of bisexuality. And perhaps I said things, put labels on things, and put measurements on things that actually you can’t put measurements on. I wouldn’t put labels of either gay or [expletive] straight or any other thing. I do believe people often explore their sexuality.’

She adds that she ‘was brought up to believe sex was a shame, so I was determined I was going to f*** my way beyond that. I was going to explore my sexuality. So there was maybe three occasions where I had sex with women that I fancied. I always believed that whatever kind of sex, as long as it’s consensual and no one is getting hurt…is a sacred thing. No matter how filthy or sweet it might be.’

O’Connor, currently married to her fourth husband, also says that if she were single and ‘I fell in love with a woman or I fancied a woman, I wouldn’t have any shame about it.’