Jessie J shares major health update and admits the worst thing about breast cancer surgery is not being able to hold her son – four weeks after undergoing a mastectomy

Jesse J affirmatively states that she feels well and is improving daily following a significant breast cancer operation she recently underwent.

The performer is now in the initial phase of healing following her mastectomy in June, and she acknowledges that she’s already noticing some positive changes.

On Sunday, Jesse, aged 37, provided an encouraging health update, sharing her advancements during recovery at home, just over a month following her surgery.

In four weeks, it will have been since my breast cancer surgery on Saturday, and I’m doing well. There are days that are more challenging than others.

I’m moving well despite some pain, and I’m gradually returning to my normal self day by day. Emotionally, I’m feeling the strain as everything catches up with me. Therefore, I’m allowing myself some time to process these feelings.

The artist disclosed that she was receiving care from her closest family members, as her two-year-old son Sky accompanied his dad, basketball player Chanan Colman, to visit relatives in Denmark.

She mentioned that ‘Sky will be absent for two weeks, visiting his Danish family with his father. This provides me an opportunity to relax, undergo physical therapy, and together with my mother and sister, we can reorganize the house. My ADHD and OCD continue to persist.’ (In simpler terms) Sky is going away for two weeks with his dad to their Danish family. This gives me time to rest, do physio, help clean and organize our home with mom and sister, while my ADHD and OCD remain active.

For a while, I can’t lift Sky off the ground, and it’s been challenging to adapt to that situation. All I wish is to hug him tightly and twirl around. Yet, when I consider the broader perspective, it’s a minor compromise, as it ensures my health and allows me to stay here longer.

Looking forward to the day when I can hug him tightly, I’m eagerly anticipating that moment. That future encounter is what keeps me going during these peculiar times. Indeed, these days feel quite unusual.

‘I love being your Mum Sky. I miss my boys.’

Jessie posted a heartwarming collection of black-and-white images, showing her tenderly holding her baby boy amidst her creative workspace.

Previously, the singer confessed that upon receiving her diagnosis, she activated a survival instinct. Now, she allows herself to experience both anger and sadness equally.

Two weeks after surgery, Jessie posted on Instagram: ‘Twelve days post-surgery, I had my drain removed two nights ago. The doctor told me to inhale deeply and then exhale forcefully. She swiftly took it out so fast. Wow, wow. It was an odd sensation. But oh, what a relief to be free of it after 12 days.’

Currently, I’m navigating the challenge of coordinating my uneven bustier ensemble, as I strive for symmetry. One seems to be questioning, “Everything alright over there?” in a subtle yet endearing manner.

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

Amidst numerous appointments, a whirlwind of thoughts, and taking care of a toddler who I’d recently moved with, I found myself preparing for the launch of my long-awaited campaign, following an 8-year hiatus. It was overwhelming!

In the moment, there wasn’t much opportunity for me to understand or anticipate events. Now that I have some time to think about the situation as it unfolds, I find myself feeling a bit late sorrow and annoyance.

Feeling a bit let down by myself, I didn’t get the chance to bid farewell properly to my old house. It might seem odd, but that’s how I’m feeling right now. My experiences are unique; I’m confident others may have different emotions in similar situations.

Initially, my thoughts were confined to the surgery; I merely focused on staying strong. However, now that I’ve made it this far, I’m allowing myself to feel the anger, sadness, and every other emotion that comes my way – 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’.

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2025-07-20 18:49

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