Jessie J is embarrassed and disappointed by Jenna Dewan's comparisons

Jessie J is tired of comparisons between her and Jenna Dewan.

Since the news of the relationship of the singer "Domino" with the actor Channing Tatum broken in October, there have been a lot of online comments regarding their new romance. Much of the comments on social media have focused on Jenna's ex-Jessie and Channing and on their likeness. Earlier this week, Resident The actress Jenna has addressed Instagram to respond to a comment on her "striking resemblance" with Jessie.

"FIRST OF ALL … Whenever I hear about the" striking resemblance "with Jessie J and Jenna Dewan, my only thoughts are ummmmm no [laughing emoji] not even close, "wrote a fan on Jenna's Instagram." And I do not have a horse in the race, but you are untouchable. Just to try to broadcast positive waves, continue to make … to an absolute observer of a small town [sic]. "

In response, Jenna responded, "Positive waves until the end," accompanied by an emoji with kisses face.

And now, Jessie reacts to comparisons with a publication of her own social media.

"I rarely see, but sometimes I see that my name is involved in online stories that I do not agree with.I often ignore them because 99% of the time, it's something that There's no point in talking, "began Jessie Instagram Message. "However, there is a story that I've seen being rewritten over and over again over the past few weeks, which speaks for myself compared directly to another beautiful woman with respect to our appearance and who chooses who , in their opinion, is prettier. "

"I'm here to talk about the title and how the story was written – I've always tried to find something positive in this article … I have not done it yet" she continued. "Who feels good about this story?" "I know not." Who inspires this story? … "Choose who is prettier and then continue to tell why a good activity that women can participate in?"

"I usually speak too, beyond this story, it's constant with women, choosing favorites, does the media do it with men?" No, do women learn a lesson? positive? No, "she wrote. "Just look at some of the comments to see that these stories are not a source of inspiration for women, but mostly women who shoot other women."

"I'm so disappointed and embarrassed that my name is involved, it's not at all what I'm defending," Jessie told her supporters. "I do not take stories like this one lightly because I know the kind of impact it has on younger girls who read it." I spent so much time in my childhood to try to be comfortable in my skin, like so many other little girls, and when I have aged and I decided to spend my career doing a lot of music to try to help me and to inspire myself and all other women to see their beauty from the inside out and to continue to do it.The man needs it. "

"So … I ask the media once again to realize the power you have to change the world, how you can help younger generations become kinder to themselves and to each other," said Jessie. "Positively change what young women read and see, and how it affects their personal vision of beauty, and how they see people around them – we are all unique."

"I see this as a bigger lesson I can talk about I'm a woman who supports ALL women I'm a woman who loves ALL women and does not stay silent in front of the media that teach girls to compare or choose who, in their opinion, is prettier, "she concluded. "We are all BEAUTIFUL We are pretty much like we are, be the best of you !!! You can not wake up and not be someone else than you. you like your face, your body, your mind and your heart, and to those around you, be sensitive with your words, be nice to your words, you have no idea what they can do to someone # 39; One. Only ladies, we are strong.But together ?! "