Emotional Jessie J says ‘we never know when our last day will be’ as she returns to the stage following breast cancer surgery while son Sky, two, watches her sing for the first time
Jessie J has returned to the stage on Saturday for her first live performance since she had a mastectomy after the Breast Cancer War.
The 37 -year -old price tag singer, Essex, opened the set for a high applause from fans in BBC Radio 2 in the Park in Chelmsford.
He said to the packaged crowd that looks emotional on the stage: ‘Some of you may know, some of you may not know, but today I had breast cancer surgery 11 weeks ago.
And I had no idea what’s going to happen, and I’m still in the process of healing, but I’m definitely not ready for the babins.
‘I mean, I’m like, but my doctors are like “calm down, girl.” You know what I mean, you can take the girl out of Essex, put her back to Essex.
‘But I’m very grateful because I’m here, you don’t know how grateful I am to see that many of you are singing after all these years.
Jessie J has returned to the stage on Saturday for her first live performance since she had a mastectomy after the Breast Cancer War
Sky, the two -year -old son of the singer wearing headphones, joined the stage for the first time he saw his performance.
Jessie last took the stage in June when she told the crowd at the Wembley Stadium in June.
It sounds like a really little boy. He’s still doing what I love. ‘
‘And another special thing that happened today is that my son’s first singing on the stage.’
Sky, two -year -old, wore headphones behind the stage while waving his mother on the stage.
Jessie then moved to her new song, Living My Best Life and announced that she was special for her.
“Some of you may know that, some of you may not know that, but what this song was about, two weeks before the publication of this song was diagnosed and everyone said,” Let’s stop, let’s take everything, “I said,” Not about life “.
Someone’s mother continued: ‘Life is about standing in the storm, but to keep your umbrella and just continue to progress.
And music, I don’t know you, but music is a healer for me. Music is what I want to wake up in the morning and excited about life.
‘And I am grateful to make music that can give something to other people on a difficult day or a good day.
Two -year -old Sky could wear headphones behind the stage while waving his mother on the stage during his set.
37 -year -old price tag singer, Chelmsford, Essex’teki Park in BBC Radio 2 fans opened a higher applause
He said to the packaged crowd that looks emotional on the stage: ‘Some of you may know, some of you may not know, but I had breast cancer surgery 11 weeks ago’
Jessie explained how she had found a lump on her chest, and the doctors continued to do biopsy before she played her with results.
‘I live my best life for this song and I do every fucking day.
‘Because we never know when the last day will be, so wet it, hug the people you love very much.’
In June, Jessie suffered mastectomy as part of early caught cancer treatment.
However, due to the low immune system, he was hospitalized last month with an infection and fluid in his lungs.
When Jessie told the crowd at the Wembley Stadium, she took time for treatment, she performed in summer in June.
Previously, he explained how he found a lump on his chest, and the doctors continued to perform biopsy before stealing him with the results.
Meanwhile, after the last month, he had to cancel the dates of the tour after he was told that he had to perform a second operation.
Jessie, even though it does not go into the details of the operation, it has assured fans, it is not ‘serious’, but in the autumn, Britain, Europe and the United States will clash with the upcoming shows.
Last month, after being told by medical officials had to cancel the dates of the tour.
Jessie told Jamie Laing how cancer was ‘robbing’ from her precious family time, especially with her younger son’s sky
He said to the fans: ‘Some of you, as you know I had had breast cancer surgery eight weeks ago, that’s the first thing.
The second thing, unfortunately, I have to do a second surgery. It is very serious, but it should be done until the end of the year and unfortunately reserved it falls in the middle of a tour.
‘That’s why I live right now, I embrace it at that moment and flow with vibrations.’
Jessie, Jamie Laing’e how the cancer “robbed him” from the valuable family time, “especially with his young son Sky.
