Jessie J has shared a tearful end-of-year update with fans, admitting she has been 'crying a lot' after experiencing the 'lowest' she has felt in some time. The singer, who underwent a full mastectomy in June following a breast cancer diagnosis, took to Instagram on Tuesday to reflect on a difficult 2025.
In a candid post, she wrote: 'This year has been heavy and hard in many ways... for me personally, one of the hardest but most magical years of my life. But all the sadness has come up this week... So I'm crying a lot. Writing s*** down feeling really low tbh. The lowest I have felt in a while.' She urged fans not to hold in emotions, saying it's 'healthy and normal to cry'.
Jessie had her surgery just weeks after performing at Capital's Summertime Ball in London. Due to the operation, her upcoming UK and Europe tour dates have been moved to next year, while the US leg has been cancelled. She previously told fans that her surgery had been postponed and she was trying to 'make the best' of the situation.
The mother of two-year-old son Sky was last seen performing at the Royal Variety Show, months after her TV comeback on Strictly Come Dancing's launch show. In a recent interview with Women's Health UK, she spoke about choosing to postpone surgery to perform, saying: 'I feel guilty that not everyone who has to have cancer surgery gets that moment... Surely this is an opportunity to change that narrative.'
