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Four weeks after having breast cancer surgery, singer Jessie J took to social media to update fans about her health.

Jessie J admitted ‘some days are harder than others’ as she shared an honest update a month after her breast cancer surgery. The Price Tag singer was diagnosed with “early” breast cancer and underwent crucial surgery last month, with the star sharing frequent health updates with fans on social media.

She’s currently in recovery and took to her Instagram page this week to tell fans she’s ‘feeling good’ despite ‘some days’ being harder than others. Along with a compilation video of snaps of her holding her son Sky, she wrote: “It will be 4 weeks since my breast cancer surgery on Saturday. I am feeling good. Some days are harder than others.

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“I’m moving well, but I’m still very sore, but I’m becoming more and more like myself every day.” It’s all catching up with me now, mentally. thus allowing for some passive observation. It’s definitely a rollercoaster.

Jessie claimed that while she was recuperating, her son and her partner were away on vacation.

Sky has left his father to spend two weeks with his Danish family, as well as so I can rest and get some physio. (And reorganize the entire house using my sister and my mother as my bodies), lol. My adhd and ocd are still in place.

She went on to say: “I’m not allowed to pick Sky up for a few months and that has been a difficult adjustment, I just want to hold him like this and spin around. But in the bigger picture it’s a small sacrifice to have my health and to still be here.“The day will come I can lift him up for a cuddle. I can’t wait for that day. That day is what gets me through these days. These days are weird. I love being your Mum Sky. I miss my boys.”

Fans eluded posting their support in the comments section, with one user stating, “You are so strong!! Amy Dowden wrote, “Sending you so much love,” and Amy Dowden, “Such love!”

The human spirit is incredible, a fan said, “No one knows how strong we are until we are put to the test.”

A sweet clip of Sky, who she shares with basketball player Chanan Colman, singing along with him at the studio three weeks ago was shared by Jessie J.

She wrote: “This is so special. This little boy is the brightest light in my whole world.” The star has been updating fans throughout the difficult journey, and provided one two weeks post surgery.

She was described at the time as entering “survival mode” after being diagnosed.

People living with cancer and their loved ones can receive private support from The Macmillan Support Line. If you need to talk, call them on 0808 808 0000.

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After falling for a scam where he believed he had received an exciting email from American podcaster Mel Robbins, Strictly star Ore Oduba said he is “ashamed,” “embarrassed,” and “human.”

Ore Oduba, the star of Strictly Come Dancing, was left to cry after falling for a scam. The presenter claimed to have fallen for a sophisticated online scam that he believed to have received a message from Mel Robbins, an American podcaster.

Mel Robbins is the writer of transformational books, including The 5 Second Rule, The High 5 Habit, and The Let Them Theory. The TV star explained how the scammers impersonated the globally renowned author, speaker, and podcast host after he had appeared on Loose Women and claimed her philosophy ‘changed his life’.

Speaking to his Instagram followers, he explained: “I reposted that interview, I tagged the Mel Robbins podcast, tagged the Let Me theory, tagged Mel, tagged everybody who cared, and then I got an email from my agent who forwarded on an email from the team at the Mel Robbins podcast.”

He said, “I could have cried, they knew who I was!” when describing his initial feelings. The Mel Robbins podcast team sent me an email. I kept everything to myself. how she had altered my life. And I figuratively stated at the end of the email that being who I am is everything. Thank you so much for reaching out.

Unfortunately, the email later turned out to be a scam, and Ore claimed he was “ashamed” and “embarrassed” of having fallen for the con. The TV star explained to the audience how excited he seemed at first sight and how ironic that he had once hosted a show about scammers called Claimed And Shamed.

He claimed in the video, “I’m reading this back and I know how it made me feel at the time. I responded with “Mel, I’m holding back tears,” and I wrote back. Is this true, really? You must have AI assisting you in getting to know all of these fans, Mel said in response, “Of course it’s me, it’s Mel Robbins.”

Ore continued, “I never thought that he would be someone who would be defrauded,” and that he was fortunate to have discovered the scam before being conned out of giving any money.

He captioned the entire article, “I’m ashamed, I’m embarrassed, and I’m human.” I didn’t expect to be defrauded, but this shows it can happen to anyone. particularly with AI’s assistance and manipulation. How quickly I became “hooked” is terrifying. It’s so frightening, and it was SO convincing.

The TV star urged viewers to “hear their gut,” ignoring what they believed to be true.

He continued, “I’ve made no secret of how much Mel Robbins, her book, and podcast have aided me through a very difficult period. Truth is, I completely ignored something I had so long wanted to believe and nearly caused myself trouble (sidenote). When I made this video, I realized how frequently we do the same thing in relationships as well.

It’s most likely telling you the truth, so listen to your gut. Don’t be defrauded; it’s not fun. I’m still deeply moved by and adore Mel Robbins, and I’m so appreciative of their prompt response. It was too late for me, which is unfortunate.

A long-time Oasis fan traveled from Wakefield with a group of friends for the Wednesday night (July 16) show and was standing when security claimed he had been kicked out by security personnel.

A long-time Oasis fan was misled after being misled into missing their Heaton Park performance and missing the long-awaited reunion he had been looking forward to. Wakefield resident Lewis Burnage, 26, made the journey to the Wednesday night (July 16) concert with friends, securing a front row seat.

His excitement was jedoch slowed down just four songs into Oasis’ set when security, who had mistaken him for a group that was causing flares, ejected him. Lewis, a devoted follower since his early teens, spent roughly £135 on his ticket last year at the general sale in search of the music that had provided the soundtrack to his life.

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After watching support acts Cast and Richard Ashcroft warm up the crowd, he and his friend Tom, who was the only ones in their group with front standing tickets, entered their section separately.

However, Lewis’s dream night turned sour as Oasis began with “Cigarettes and Alcohol,” which was followed by other revelers in his path. Retail worker Lewis recently told the M. E. N that when the bus started to slog, “I was having the best time of my life.”

“I was letting off flares in front of the people.” At first, security seemed unconcerned, but after those guys let off more flares, the security came over, picked me up, and took me out.

“My friend was asking security staff where they were taking me and they said they were moving me onto a different place,” he said, reports the Manchester Evening News.

They simply said they had to and dragged me out of the crowd, and I was carried over the barrier, and I wasn’t told why.

“One of them has my arms and the other has my legs,” according to the video. I started crying once they told me I was being removed, and some of the footage shows me getting really emotional.

allegedly, video that iscirculating on social media shows Lewis being escorted out by security and then withdrawn from the front-facing area.

They dropped me at the barrier after passing through the gate, the exit wall, and then the exit gate. I repeatedly requested a supervisor, but they told me to leave. A man simply stated that I had been taken away for a reason, but he refused to explain why.

After that, I just stayed at the gate and attempted to contact a supervisor, but they refused, so I went to a friend, who I was alone in a familiar location, and had to wait on the street to watch the show from there.

“One of my friends called me at the end, and they picked me up because it was too far to walk,” I said.

Lewis described his ordeal, blaming the staff for blocking his entry when he returned to the gate earlier that day. He was informed that because he hadn’t exited through that gate and that he shouldn’t have been removed with his wristband, re-entry was not possible.

He said, “I was shocked and disbelief, and it still hurts, to be honest, after all these years of waiting.”

He expressed his concern for safety at concerts, saying that “they shouldn’t let these flares enter concerts because it’s dangerous and destroying people’s lives.” It was a possibility of a flare-up that was much worse.

Lewis, who was determined to find answers, gathered evidence and posted it on social media, saying, “I won’t be the first to find out this happened.”

He continues to be incredulous, saying, “I know others get removed for being drunk or disorderly, and I do get it, but I just can’t believe it happened to me, I didn’t do it.”

He confessed to the victim that he took two days off after the incident because he felt so distressed. I’ve been devastated, I didn’t want to deal with it, I just wasn’t in the right mindset.

Lewis emailed Showsec and SJM to ask for an explanation. While SJM confirmed they would launch an investigation within 28 days, Lewis said it would be too late for any Oasis shows, Showsec requested more information, including the date and time.

He explained that the men in his place had set off smoke flares and gave Showsec and SJM, the Oasis concerts’ organisers, detailed information about the location and time of the incident.

On Friday (July 18), a Showsec’s customer service team spokeswoman expressed regret and wished Lewis had received more information about the incident, including details about the time, place, and staff involved.

An SJM Concerts representative acknowledged Lewis’ complaint on both Friday and Saturday, promising to look into it thoroughly and respond to it in the span of 28 days.

It’s difficult to say that talking about it makes me feel very upset, but I’ve just made an effort to remain optimistic. However, security has caused me to have burns and bruises on both my arms and body. I had a lifetime to see Oasis, but they have sincerized my dream.

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