Jessie J, the singer, has reacted to trolls who have claimed she lied about having cancer after being forced to cancel performances on her tour so she could have surgery.
Jessie J has robustly responded to online trolls who falsely claimed she never had cancer.
After being diagnosed with “early” breast cancer, the 37-year-old Price Tag singer, who goes by Jessica Ellen Cornish, had a procedure to remove one of her breasts in June.
After months of recovery, she recently had to cancel tour shows as she announced she would need a ‘second surgery’. However, the star has been forced to confront online accusations that she’s ‘lying’ about her diagnosis.
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Addressing the comments in an Instagram story post today, Jessie hit back.
Jessie added: “Also if you have or do comment on the internet that I lied/lie about having cancer. I’ve been a victim of theft. Please address it to my face in the street. One boob down, I suppose. But I’m still able to scrape.
Jessie assured fans that the procedure was “nothing over the top” but “must be completed by the end of the year” when she first revealed the need for a second operation. She later clarified that it was “more complex” than initially believed and that it had been postponed.
She stated in an Instagram video that “some of you may know, some of you may not know that I was scheduled to have a second breast surgery two weeks ago.” So I met with my surgeon a week before my surgery because I explained how my surgery felt, and he recommended me to a different surgeon. We then had a meeting, and they both agreed that this might take some time.
I was obviously upset because I had already canceled my tour, but again it was my fault and two different surgeons had opposing viewpoints.
In a heartfelt address at the Music Industry Trust Awards, Jessie opened up about how the diagnosis has affected her life and how it has affected her. “All of us here are going through things in life that we have to carry to work and leave at home or take to work,” Jessie said.
“This year has changed my whole world. My perspective, what battles I’m going to pick, when death comes knocking at your door, and you kind of have to answer and f****** kick it away, it just changes everything.”







