Jessie J has announced that post-surgery tests, following her breast removal after an early cancer diagnosis, indicate the disease has not spread.
The singer shared on social media that she shed “happy tears” upon receiving the positive news.
She revealed her diagnosis in June and subsequently underwent surgery for breast removal.
The artist expressed gratitude to her 14 million followers for their “prayers, the love, the well wishes, the joy and all the positive energy”.
The 37-year-old has openly documented her experience with a mastectomy, garnering supportive responses.
Earlier this week, she released a video of her son reassuring her the night before surgery, saying, “Mummy’s gonna be OK.”
Affirming his words, she wrote, “And… I am OK,” sharing her test results confirming no cancer spread.
Jessie J, known for her hit singles like “Nobody’s Perfect” and “Who You Are,” has sold millions of records and is preparing to launch her first album in several years.
Notably, her song “Price Tag,” initially released in 2011, has experienced a resurgence in popularity on social media, where users create viral videos interpreting the lyrics.
The post announcing the test results received an outpouring of positive comments, including from celebrities such as TV presenter Rochelle Humes and singer Paloma Faith.
Many women affected by breast cancer also responded to the post. Cancer Research UK reports that over 56,000 women are diagnosed with the disease annually.
The popstar indicated she has “lots of healing to go” and is anticipating reconstructive surgery on her breast to “make these cousins look more like sisters”.
She humorously concluded her post by stating she is temporarily changing her name to “The LopJess monster”.
The NHS advises women to regularly check their breasts and consult a doctor if they notice:
The NHS also provides advice to men with concerns about the disease.
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