Jessie J Triumphantly Returns to the Stage After Breast Cancer Surgery
Chelmsford, UK – September 6, 2025
British singer-songwriter Jessie J made an emotional return to the stage at the BBC Radio 2 In The Park festival in Chelmsford, marking her first performance since undergoing breast cancer surgery earlier this year. The 37-year-old artist, known for hits like "Price Tag" and "Domino," delivered a heartfelt set that resonated deeply with fans.
In June 2025, Jessie J publicly revealed her diagnosis of early-stage breast cancer. She underwent a mastectomy and subsequent reconstruction surgery, sharing her journey openly with her followers. Despite facing complications, including a hospitalization due to a lung infection six weeks post-surgery, the singer remained determined to return to performing.
During her set at Hylands Park, Jessie J addressed the audience with an emotional message: "We never know when our last day will be." She emphasized the importance of cherishing every moment and expressed gratitude for the support she received throughout her health battle. Notably, her two-year-old son, Sky, was present, witnessing his mother perform live for the first time.
The performance was part of the BBC Radio 2 In The Park festival, which also featured artists like Bryan Adams. Jessie J's return was met with widespread acclaim, with fans and critics praising her resilience and vocal prowess. Her journey has inspired many, highlighting the strength and determination required to overcome personal challenges while continuing to pursue one's passion.
As she continues her recovery, Jessie J has announced plans to reschedule her European tour for April 2026, ensuring she is fully healed before embarking on extensive performances. Her return to the stage serves as a powerful testament to her enduring spirit and dedication to her craft.