Jess Glynne withdraws from the MINUTES festival at the Isle of Wight before she arrives on stage

Jess Glynne retired from her scheduled performance at the Isle of Wight Festival a few minutes before her on stage, leaving some young fans in tears.

The flame-haired singer was last seen entertaining crowds at the Spice Girls sold-out concert at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.

On Sunday, fans rallied to see Jess play on the main stage of the Isle of White festival, but were disappointed because it was announced that she was "unable to perform" ten minutes before the event. expected time.

The promoter, John Giddings, instead appeared on stage to announce the news that had caused a "tumult" and left some children in tears.

Many festival goers turned to social media to express their frustration.

"Lots of people and kids embarrbaded because you left the last minute of @iowfestival2019 not cool, "said a fan to Jess.

Another fumed: "She spent the whole weekend in the mud and the rain cold and wet, so that she does not show up.

While a third shot: "Absolutely disgusting to still drop thousands of fans."

"Jess Glynne canceled at the IoW festival 10 minutes after her scheduled departure and the kids were crying," said a fourth tweet.

The festival's official Twitter the site later posted to explain the real reason behind Jess's absconding.

"Unfortunately, Jess Glynne has not been able to play today due to her exhaustion," they explained.

This is not the first time Jess has retired from the Isle of Wight festival.

In 2015, she had to undergo vocal surgery and was not able to perform.

"I am not well and my doctor told me that I was not allowed to sing in. I am really sorry if I dropped someone! I'm defeated!" she said in a statement at the time.

While last month, she did not participate in the Big Weekend of BBC Radio 1 in Middlesborough.

Just hours before Jess's performance, Greg James, host of the Breakfast Show show, told a dazed crowd that she was too sick to appear.

Following Jess's last cancellation at the Isle of Wight Festival, news of a change in showtime for the remaining shows on the main stage was announced.

Richard Ashcroft will appear earlier than expected between 7:30 pm and 8:40 pm

While the Biffy Clyro poster heads will now play an extended time slot from 9:40 pm to 10:50 pm.

Mirror Online has contacted representatives of Jess Gylnne and Isle of Wight for their comments.