Jessie J Diagnosed With Breast Cancer

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Jessie J is providing an update on her health.

Over the past two months, the artist known for her hit “Bang Bang” revealed that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer and had undergone several medical assessments throughout the year.

In a video posted on Instagram on June 3, Jessie shared that she had been diagnosed with an early stage of breast cancer. She expressed her dislike for cancer in all its forms but clung to the hope that it was detected early.

After her performance at the Summertime Ball 2025 concert in London, scheduled for June 15, the 37-year-old has announced that she will be undergoing surgery.

She clarified that her method of getting breast augmentation is quite theatrical. After the Summertime Ball, she’ll be out of sight for a while to undergo the procedure, and upon her return, she’ll have larger breasts and new music to share.

Jessie, mother of 2-year-old Sky shared by basketball player Chanan Safir Colman, expressed some reservations about announcing her health condition openly. However, ultimately, she chose to be transparent about it for several significant reasons.

She went on to say, “Firstly, I don’t discuss it often due to my own self-interest. I’m engrossed in work and haven’t had the time to fully process it yet. However, I’ve learned from past experiences that sharing can bring about love, support, and shared stories from others. In essence, I wear my heart on my sleeve.

Furthermore, she expresses her empathy towards those fighting cancer, acknowledging that it’s heartbreaking to see so many enduring such hardships, which is particularly painful for her.

Moreover, after publishing tracks like “No Secrets” in April and “Living My Best Life” recently, Jessie decided to openly discuss her current life.

She pointed out that the plans for these tracks had been made prior to her discovering this situation. In other words, it’s so improbable that it seems like a work of fiction.

The Grammy-nominated individual, who disclosed her ADHD and OCD diagnoses the previous year, also mentioned, “This is quite an unusual subject matter and I find myself in a peculiar predicament.

Still, her cancer journey has already taught her some important lessons.

Jessie expressed on her Instagram Story that the timing has been both chaotic and enchanting, providing her with an extraordinary viewpoint during these times. However, she acknowledged that it’s left her in need of some processing and conversation. She also admitted that she could use a comforting hug right now. Through everything, you’ve shown love for her during the good and tough times. And she doesn’t want this to be an exception.

Read on for more celebs who’ve been candid about their cancer battles.

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On February 3, 2023, the actor who is recognized for his performances in “The Boys” and “Supernatural,” announced that he had fought prostate cancer for a prolonged period and is now cancer-free.

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In September 2018, the actress from “Desperate Housewives” disclosed to her fans that she had conquered anal cancer. On Instagram, she expressed her feelings about sharing her experience with cancer and hair loss, saying, “I feel liberated, exhilaratingly free, and truly myself.

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The star of the show “Up All Night” received a clean bill of health regarding breast cancer, having been completely cleared following her treatment and a double mastectomy procedure.

The Dexter star used a hiatus from his hit series to slay Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

In October 2011, an Australian actress disclosed that she had a potentially harmful mole taken off her lower leg following her husband’s urging for her to have a look-alike spot examined.

These days, the Scotsman seems to be managing well following his recent surgery to remove a cancerous growth located under his right eye.

The singer beat breast cancer in 2004 with a “minimally invasive” lumpectomy and radiation therapy.

The Oscar winner declared in early 2011 that his tumor was gone and he had throat cancer “beat.”

The Emmy winner whacked breast cancer in 2004.

Without a doubt, the long-time CNN reporter undoubtedly applies sunscreen nowadays whenever he faces harsh weather conditions, given that he had a cancerous lesion excised from beneath his left eye back in 2008.

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In 2009, the character portrayed by the ER star had to leave Parenthood due to her personal battle against breast cancer. Fortunately, her treatment went well, and she quickly returned to grace the red carpet once more.

During filming for “The Osbournes” in 2002, one of the judges on “America’s Got Talent” was diagnosed with colon cancer. Instead of keeping it to herself, she seized the moment to advocate for regular checkups and fiercely fought against her illness using chemotherapy. Luckily, she was pronounced cancer-free just a year later.

In the year 2003, the individual who won an Oscar battled with prostate cancer, eventually winning this fight. Since then, this person has appeared in approximately 400 different films.

In the year 2007, as she battled breast cancer with chemotherapy, one of the co-hosts on Good Morning America confidently showed off her bald head.

The victorious bike racer overcame the challenge posed by stage-four testicular cancer and went on to claim a remarkable seven consecutive Tour de France victories.

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