I'm scared for Sheryl Crow
Photo: Gie Knaeps/Getty Images It’s official: Kim and Kanye have nothing on Sheryl Crow, who just might have the most haunted house in Hollywood. Or, technically, in Tennessee, where the singer is selling “furniture, antiques, art, decor, etc.” in a massive estate sale.
Crow posted about the sale Thursday, promoting its last weekend on Twitter. “Like many of you,” she wrote, “the last two years have helped me get rid of *stuff*!” This “*stuff*” includes Native American artifacts, vintage carousel pieces, Santos art, mirrors, and an antique rocking horse, to name a few. And yes, it all looks just as haunted as it sounds.
Look at them. These are old souls, hardened by life and carrying deep trauma wherever they go. These dolls have seen too much, and they definitely don’t belong in your home — where you sleep. As concerned as I am for her well-being now that I’ve seen her belongings, Crow doesn’t seem bothered by the creepiness of some of her possessions.
To be fair to Crow, some items seem slightly less haunted, like an old pinball machine or this chaise longue, but overall, the estate sale looks like where you’d want to go if you wanted to pick up a collector’s item and the ghost attached to it. But I won’t judge. Collecting haunted objects must be the thing that makes Crow happy. And if it makes her happy, well, it can’t be that bad.
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