Jessie J and Pixie Lott both ooze sophistication in satin as they step out to honour the late Jamal Edwards at Self Belief Trust gala dinner

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Jessie J and Pixie Lott both looked incredibly stylish in satin outfits as they attended an event to remember Jamal Edwards.

Jessie J, the 37-year-old singer of ‘Price Tag,’ was among the celebrities attending a gala dinner for the Self Belief Trust in London on Wednesday. She is preparing for a second surgery related to her breast cancer diagnosis.

Jessie looked stunning in a sleek, cobalt blue midi-dress with delicate spaghetti straps.

Oh my gosh, her outfit was EVERYTHING! She wore this incredible dress and just *covered* herself in gold – like, gold shoes, a tiny gold chainmail bag, stacks of gold bangles, and the biggest, most amazing gold earrings you’ve ever seen. I need all of it in my life!

That evening, Jessie surprised everyone with a beautiful performance of “Who You Are,” and then got the crowd energized with her popular song, “Price Tag.”

Singer Pixie, 34, also attended the event, wearing a short, baby pink dress. The dress had a ribbed, racer-neck top and a satin skater skirt.

Oh my gosh, Pixie was AMAZING at the event, and her outfit was just *perfect*! Seriously, the shoes! She wore these incredible slingbacks – totally clear, but covered in sparkling jewels. I need a pair. I *need* them! They completed the whole look, honestly. She just knows how to do everything right.

The event celebrated the life and work of Jamal, a beloved music entrepreneur, and collected donations for his trust. This trust helps young people develop valuable skills, find opportunities, and access mental health resources.

Jessie took photos with Jamal’s mom, Brenda, and his sister, Tamisha, at the event.

The event also welcomed Dame Arlene Phillips, Denise Welch, Vas J. Morgan, Tim Campbell MBE, and Big Narstie.

Guests enjoyed live performances by award-winning musicians like Emeli Sandé, Pixie, Wretch 32, and West End performer Alexia Khadime. DJ sets were provided by Laura Pradelska and the highly-regarded producer Jess Bays.

Before the event began, Ed Sheeran met with Brenda Edwards and artist Lincoln Townley for a special photo opportunity. He signed a unique piece of Townley’s artwork, which was then auctioned off that night for over £100,000. While there, he also enjoyed a ‘Tingly Jam’ cocktail and a signature chicken dish, all in celebration of Jamal.

Jessie recently performed live for the first time since having a mastectomy as part of her breast cancer treatment. This appearance follows her return to the stage earlier this month.

She opened her set at BBC Radio 2 In The Park in Chelmsford, Essex to a loud applause from fans.

She became emotional while speaking to the audience, revealing that she had breast cancer surgery eleven weeks prior.

I recently finished a performance where a lot of unexpected things happened, and I’m still dealing with the aftermath. Because of that, I’m nowhere near prepared to take on Babins right now.

It’s just… I am who I am, and my doctors keep telling me to relax. You know how it is – you can’t really change where someone comes from, even if they try. It’s like, once you’re from Essex, you’re always from Essex.

I’m truly thankful to be here. It means the world to me to see so many of you still singing along after all this time.

‘It truly feels like I’m a little kid. Still doing what I love.’

She also shared that today was particularly special because her son was watching her perform live for the very first time.

Two-year-old Sky was spotted backstage wearing earmuffs and waving to his mom while she was performing on stage.

Next, Jessie performed her new song, “Living My Best Life,” explaining that it meant a lot to her personally.

She shared that she was diagnosed with something just two weeks before releasing this song. While others suggested pausing everything, she insisted that life shouldn’t be put on hold.

She explained that life is about facing difficulties with resilience and continuing to move forward, even when things are tough.

For me, music is incredibly healing. It’s what gets me excited about starting each day and enjoying life.

I’m thankful my music can offer something people need, whether they’re having a tough time or a great one.

This song, ‘Living My Best Life,’ really reflects how I feel – I’m determined to make the most of every single day. You never know what tomorrow will bring, so it’s important to appreciate the present and cherish the people you care about.

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2025-09-18 02:07