Single Woman Wondered What It Would Be Like to Live the Plot ofSleepless in Seattle. Now She Is (Exclusive)

Erin Jensen.Photo:Courtesy of Erin Jensen Courtesy of Erin Jensen USA Todayreporter Erin Jensen is looking for a Valentine’s Day dateSleepless In Seattle-styleJensen, who’s getting some help through a special contest, tells PEOPLE she is grateful for the opportunity and eager to “meet some interesting people” through the experiment"The idea of wanting to spend a Valentine’s Day date in New York City, it all just feels so romantic," she saysShe’s single and ready to mingleSleepless in Seattle-style this Valentine’s Day!

Single Woman, 38, Claims IVF Mixup Caused Her to Give Birth to Another Couple’s Baby: Lawsuit

Krystena Murray and the child she gave birth to.Photo:Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane Conway & Wise Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane Conway & Wise A woman is suing after an alleged IVF mixup resulted her in carrying and giving birth to another couple’s biological child. According to the complaint, Murray, a single woman from Savannah, Ga., turned to Coastal Fertility for help becoming pregnant using a sperm donor she requested. In May 2023, Coastal Fertility allegedly transferred an embryo to Murray, who became pregnant — but according to the complaint, what she didn’t know at the time was that the embryo allegedly belonged to another couple who were also using Coastal Fertility.

Sinéad O'Connor Spoke Out About Singers Being 'More Valuable' Dead Than Alive (and Labels 'Raping the Vault') Before She Died

Sinéad O’Connor.Photo:Rob Ball/Redferns via Getty Images Rob Ball/Redferns via Getty Images BeforeSinéad O’Connor’s death in 2023, she was vocal about the exploitation of artists and their catalogs after their death. Over the weekend, U.K. newspaperThe Sunreported that Irish probate records revealed that the singer left her fortune, which is worth £1.4 million ($1.75 million), to her fourchildren. She also requested that her albums, which sold 6.2 million copies globally, be released as she urged her children to “milk it for what it’s worth.

Sinéad O'Connor Was Once Accused of Child-Trafficking Because of Kids' Different Last Names, Joked 'I Was a Bit of a Slut'

Sinéad O’Connor.Photo:Michel Linssen/Redferns Michel Linssen/Redferns Sinéad O’Connor’s sense of humor once got her out of a tricky situation involving customs. In her 2021 memoirRememberings,the late singerwrote about an incident that involved her children at German customs and how she made light of it. “I did have quite a funny time on tour a number of years ago when I had to explain to a German customs man calling from the Munich airport why my four children had four different surnames,” O’Connor, whodied in 2023 at 56, wrote.

Sinéad O’Connor’s Will Names Ex-Husband John Reynolds as Executor and Instructs Her Children to ‘Milk’ Her Fortune

Sinéad O’Connor.Photo: Andrew Chin/Getty Sinéad O’Connor’s final wishes for herchildrenhave been revealed. O’Connor also requested that her albums, which sold 6.2 million globally, be released as she urged her children to “milk it for what it’s worth.” O’Connor pictured with her sons Shane and Yeshua in Dublin in 2012.WENN Rights Ltd / Alamy WENN Rights Ltd / Alamy “I direct that after my death, and at the discretion of any of my children who are then over 18, my albums are to be released to ‘milk it for what it’s worth,'" the singer wrote in the 2013 signed document, perThe Sun.