Jessie J has not lost hope by becoming a mother: I believe in miracles

Jessie J is grateful for her fan base after words of support and encouragement have come out for the singer.

On Wednesday, the artist "Not My Ex" revealed during a concert that she could not have children. His song "Four Letter Word" speaks about that. "So, four years ago, I was told that I could not have children, and that's good, I'm having children, believe me." When the doctor m & nt; Said, my reaction was: "Oh, good God!" said the crowd at Royal Albert Hall in London. "I wanted to write this song for myself in my moment of pain and sorrow, but also to give me joy and to give to other people something that they can listen to at this moment. becomes really difficult. "

Jessie J's new boyfriend Channing Tatum was in the audience at the show. "This woman has just given her heart on stage at the Royal Albert Hall, and anyone who was there has witnessed something special, Wow," he explained on Instagram.

Since then, people have supported her and thanked her for sharing her story. On Saturday, Jessie J did the same to her fans and wrote a long message to her fans about the meaning of their lyrics.

"The love and support I have received is overwhelming, thank you," she wrote in her Instagram story. "It was said 4 years ago that I could not have children.Me also said that I would need a hysterectomy immediately and that I take medicine. " Jessie J revealed that she had "refused" the procedure.

"I no longer consume drugs through natural medicine and regime change," she continued. "I have not lost hope, I'm doing everything I can to make it happen in the best way my body allows me to

Jessie J then published another eloquent message about motherhood and her efforts to become a mother. "My trip is just one out of the millions that exist," she wrote. "I'm with you ladies, strong in our emotional pain, making it joy."

She continued, "I will be a mother, just like you, I believe in miracles, but if it does not happen naturally, then it was not supposed to be the journey, but a mother is in each of us. It inspires us every day, we are strong, time will tell. "

The singer "Domino" concluded her note by praising her fans and expressing her own empathy to anyone in a similar situation. "Thank you for your kind words, really, it was scary to be so vulnerable, but it's real," she wrote.

Jessie J has been transparent about all kinds of personal issues in the past few days. On Friday, she mentioned the popular comparisons that she looks like Tatum's ex-wife, Jenna Dewan. On Wednesday, Dewan made a subtle comment about her similarities, but Jessie J went the extra mile and wrote a note on Instagram about it.

"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 it's useless to talk, "she wrote. "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. "

Her note continued for five Instagram pages and she explained why it's never a good idea to freeze women against each other or compare them. "It's constant with women, choosing favorites, does the media do it with men, no, do women get a positive lesson from that?" No. Just look at some of the comments to see that these stories do not inspire women but especially women who tear other women, "she continued.

She added later: "I spent so much time in my childhood trying to feel good about myself, like many other little girls, and when I grew up, I was I decided to spend my career doing a lot of music to try to help / inspire and all other women to see their beauty from within and will continue to do so. The man the world needs, more now than ever. "

Dewan praised Jessie J in her own story on Instagram. "Amen Jessie! Yes !!!!! Women for all women No need for negativity Let's live in a world where we will support ourselves and we will rise up," she wrote. "As I have said before, positive waves all the time, nothing but respect."