US EditionJessie J shares career news after breast cancer update - Liverpool Echo
Jessie J performed 11 weeks after her first breast cancer surgery and postponed her UK and European tour to April 2026 due to a scheduled second surgery later this year.
- On Saturday , Jessie J made a live comeback at BBC Radio 2 in the Park in Chelmsford, with her two-year-old son Sky Safir Cornish Colman seeing her perform live for the first time.
- After revealing an April diagnosis in June, Jessie J underwent surgery on June 24 and has a second surgery scheduled this fall as part of treatment.
- From the stage Jessie J said she is still recovering but grateful, performing new single Living My Best Life after her diagnosis two weeks prior.
- She has postponed her UK and European dates and cancelled the US leg of the tour, with rescheduling US dates complicated by other 2026 shows booked.
- Her health history shows multiple past medical setbacks, including childhood heart condition, minor stroke, and hearing loss, yet Jessie J remains a major British pop star with three UK number-one singles and multiple awards.
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Jessie J has thrilled the audience with her return to the stage after a difficult health battle. The 37-year-old singer took to the stage at the BBC Radio 2 In The Park festival in Chelmsford, Essex, for her first live performance since breast cancer surgery. Speaking openly to fans, she confessed that she had a mastectomy just 11 weeks ago and that she is still in the recovery process, writes DailyMail. "I'm so grateful to be here. You don't kn…
Jessie J made an emotional reappearance at the ‘Radio 2 In the Park’ festival eleven weeks after being operated on for breast cancer
Jessie J Returns to the Stage Following Breast Cancer Surgery, Joined By Two-Year-Old Son
Jessie J‘s two-year-old son got to see his mom perform live for the first time on Saturday (Sept. 6). The singer returned to the stage, and brought Sky along, at BBC Radio 2 in the Park in Essex, England, after undergoing her first round of surgery to treat breast cancer over the summer; she’ll have a second surgery in the fall, a procedure she says is “nothing too serious” but conflicts with her now-postponed fall tour. “Some of you may know,…
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