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Jessie J shares emotional breast cancer update that left her crying ‘happy tears’ as she thanks fans for their support following mastectomy

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Jessie J has shared an emotional breast cancer update that has left her crying ‘happy tears’. 

The singer, 37, had surgery two weeks ago after being diagnosed with breast cancer last month.

On the eve of the operation, Jessie posted a charming video of her two-year-old boy Sky and assured her followers that there was no cancer spread in him. She then expressed gratitude for their support.

As a fervent admirer, I can’t help but be moved by the tender scene where Jessie reassures her son, whispering, “It’s alright, you’ll say ‘Mom will be fine.'” In the lead-up to her operation to excise her breast.

As a lifestyle guide, I’d rephrase it like this: “I’ve received some fantastic news – no cancer has spread! It’s moments like these that make tears of joy truly genuine.

The artist behind “Price Tag” expressed gratitude by saying: “I appreciate your prayers, affection, good wishes, happiness, and all the positive vibes you’ve sent.

The video I’m sharing was taken on the eve of my operation. We affectionately named it ‘baby boy’. You, my dear one, are my greatest source of hope and inspiration. With you by my side, the shadows will never overpower me.

There is still a significant amount of recovery needed, along with another operation to further resemble each other, yet at this moment, the focus shifts to expressing gratitude. As a result, I have decided to take on the name, ‘The LopJess Miracle-Worker’.

Her post received an abundance of heartfelt and encouraging comments from both her admirers and fellow celebrities, such as friend Rochelle Humes.

After Jesse shared that she regretted not saying goodbye to her breast prior to the mastectomy, it happened.

On Saturday, she mentioned that she’s feeling a bit of sadness that has set in later, and expressed disappointment for not getting the chance to bid farewell.

Sharing a heartfelt post on her Instagram stories, she courageously expressed her emotions to her followers.

When initially informed about the diagnosis, the performer shifted into a survival mindset. Now, she allows herself to feel both angry and sad about the situation.

In her recent update, Jessie shared: ‘Two weeks following surgery. I had my drain removed two nights ago. She instructed me to inhale deeply and then exhale forcefully. Surprisingly quick, she took it out. Ooh, that was strange! But oh, what a relief to be rid of it after 12 days.’

Currently, I’m navigating the challenge of finding suitable outfits while I attempt to balance my uneven breasts. One seems to be giving me a concerned look, as if asking, “Everything alright over there?

She continued: ‘Also my experience was when I was diagnosed I went into survival mode. 

Overwhelmed by the multitude of commitments, from scheduling appointments to managing thoughts, all while caring for a toddler, newly relocated and preparing to launch a long-awaited campaign after an 8-year absence – I was truly agitated.

Initially, I wasn’t able to fully comprehend the situation due to lack of time. Now that I have more time on my hands, I find myself feeling a bit late sorrow and annoyance as I come to terms with what is actually unfolding.

In reflecting on my personal experiences, I find myself regretting not bidding farewell adequately to my beloved old home – my body part, if you will. It might seem unusual, but these feelings are genuine for me. Everyone’s journey is unique, and I’m certain others may feel differently. After all, we each have our own ways of coping with change.

In my case, I solely focused on the surgery, mustering strength along the way. Now that I’ve arrived at this point, I’m allowing myself to feel angry, sad, and all the other emotions – just for a short while.

‘Then I will sew some padding in a bra to even them out order some t-shirts and crack tf on’.

Earlier, it had been verified that Jessie was not yet free from cancer, following her expression of hope for recovery from the illness just a day prior.

Last month, the singer stated that her earlier message was misinterpreted. At the moment, despite her hopes for positive developments, it’s regrettably unchanged that the cancer has not fully disappeared yet.

Jesse further mentioned that she was expecting the outcome of some tests and planned to take a week off from social media to concentrate on her healing process.

Regarding the confusion she expressed, she wrote: ‘I shared a breakdown of the advantages and disadvantages of undergoing breast cancer surgery. I began by stating…’the cancer is completely removed’ as one advantage.’

‘I expressed optimism, not stating facts. I haven’t received my results as of now. I included a hopeful gesture by using the “fingers crossed” emoji, but it seems some folks didn’t catch that.’

She continued, ‘This is an unusual predicament, my apologies for any confusion. However, I haven’t received the results from my surgery, which was just six days ago. I hope they come soon, but dealing with cancer isn’t straightforward, unfortunately.’

A little later, Jesse mentioned: ‘I’ll be taking a break from social media for a week. It’s a healthy choice for a much-needed reset. I want to concentrate on my healing process, as there have been instances where what I say gets misunderstood or misconstrued.’

‘My head and boob hurts. Lol, Bye. Always loveeeee’. 

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2025-07-08 03:25

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