Jesse G, famous for PRICE TAG, Domino and other melodies, was diagnosed with early breast cancer and plans for surgery after performing the summer ball for this month this month.
Jessie J has received support messages from Ceverebristy Friends – including Rochelle Humes – after she announced that she had cancer.
The singer, 37, said that she will perform surgery after performing the summer ball and remained optimistic that she would return with more visits. However, she admitted that she “needs hug” during the difficult time, after her breast cancer was diagnosed at an early stage.
Friends quickly shared support messages, and told the author of the songs how they love them. “We love you a lot,” said Hume, who presents the list of songs with the husband Marvin. “Send a lot of love” in the wave of public messages, “added a former Little Mix singer Lit Pinock.
“The strength and directions are constant, you are loved and you are interested, you are fighting the gangs.”
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Jesse Ji, born in Chadwell Heath, east of London, said in a video on Instagram yesterday that she had spent most of the last time “inside and outside the tests.” She stressed, though, that she “holds the word” early “and looks at surgery in the coming weeks.
But the musician, his real name is Jessica Ellen Corniche, says she will continue to play in the summer ball in the capital at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, June 15. It is in the squad, along with the likes of Maria Carey, Bennson Bon and Tit Macray.
Speaking in Instagram, Jesse J said: “I just wanted to be open and share it … one, because, I am selfish, I am not talking about enough. I do not treat it because I am working hard.
“I also know how much participation in the past helped me with other people who give me their love and support and also their stories. I am an open book. It breaks my heart that many people pass a lot and worse than that – this is the thing that kills me.
“The timing was crazy but also beautiful and gave me this amazing perspective at this time. But frankly I need to treat it and talk about it, and I need a hug. I loved me at all good and difficult times. I don't want this to be different.”
The singer, who won the Critic Selection Award in The Brits in 2011, welcomed her son, Sky Safir Cornish Colman, in 2023, after notifying the abortion in November 2021. She fought with the anopathy of health throughout her life, after she was diagnosed with an eight -year -old heart condition, where she was subjected to a 18 -year -old stroke, and after She silenced her for a short period in 2020.
“Receiving cancer diagnosis is the moment life changes for anyone and our ideas with Jesse and her family,” said Claire Taylor, the chief nursing official at MacMillan Cancer Support.
“Her openness in sharing her story will not only bring comfort to others who face a similar situation, but also will also lead to an increased vital awareness of breast cancer and the importance of early diagnosis. We know that early diagnosis of cancer can mean that the treatment is more effective and perhaps less complicated.”
