Jessie J has gained notoriety over her impressive musical career and now has revealed details about her cancer diagnosis.
As she discussed overcoming breast cancer and her hopes for 2026, Jessie J has urged people to “let their worst days define life.”
With a fantastic cover of Frank Sinatra’s song “My Way,” the singer arguably stole the show from BBC2’s “Hootenanny with Jools Holland.”
Despite some setbacks over the past year, she also explained how she lives her way during an interview with host Jools during the program. According to Jessie, “I think a lot of people have been through this.” Although the snake has been in its year (in the Chinese zodiac), we have been shedding and letting go.
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“And I think the world needed to kind of be exposed a little bit, hopefully for 2026 to be a year of coming together and more empathy, acting on our instincts, more in the right way.”
She continued, “I’ve got new boobs, big, and I haven’t been well this year.” The positive aspect of the situation is being examined. Although my nipples are looking in different directions, we focus on the positives!
“For context, I did have breast cancer,” I said. Although I’ve been talking about it a lot, I believe it’s important that we do talk about it, whether it’s good or bad. Don’t define your life on your worst days, though, I will caution you.
I’m so blessed that this year has been challenging because of everything. Since I haven’t released an album in eight years, I don’t believe I would have liked it as much as I do. There is always a bright side to this, and I do think we can learn the most about ourselves in the most difficult circumstances. So grab them and learn when they arrive.
Jessica Cornish, a 37-year-old woman who goes by Jessica Cornish, has previously spoken about her early breast cancer diagnosis and the impact it had on her way of life earlier this December.
The mother-of-one announced her diagnosis in June, and a few weeks later, she underwent her first operation. And she hopes that speaking out loudly about the illness rather than hiding behind her.
People constantly say that a friend checked her breasts after talking to her about it, “she continued.” They discovered a lump, which is cancer, but it has already been discovered. I’m in a puddle right now. So, yes, I’ll continue to emphasize how crucial it is.
The singer-songwriter made it known in August that she needed to have another operation before the end of the year, which caused her to postpone her upcoming tour.
The US leg of her tour has been postponed, and her UK and European tour dates have been postponed until April 2026.
After her surgeries, she returned to performing in September, at BBC’s Radio 2 in the Park in Chelmsford. In November she was seen hugging the Princess of Wales at the Royal Variety Performance.
Both women had shared experiences of receiving cancer treatment in the public eye, as she once described it as a “mum to mother” experience.
