Jessie J has revealed she caught Covid during her last gig of the year, just weeks after she suffered a miscarriage.
The 33-year-old singer admitted to having been through a rough year but appears to have now recovered.
After telling Instagram fans that she was all about balance and looking on the bright side, the singer tried to be positive.
Health: Jessie J has revealed she caught Covid during her last gig of the year, just weeks after she suffered a miscarriage (pictured at a recent show)
Jessie wrote: ‘I got covid at this show BUT The audience could clap in time Balance’
Jessie shared photos from an intimate show at The Hotel Cafe Hollywood, December 15, 2015.
Jessie said at that time, ironically, that this gig was a safe space.
Seeing her most recent post, fans hoped she was in recovery and someone who was there commented: ‘”Safe space” my a**. But it was an amazing show!
“Great intimacy and I wore my mask throughout the entire time. I had a sense Rona was in there.
Recovered: The singer, 33, who admitted she had been through a turbulent year, appears to have recovered from the illness
One added, “We also wore our masks throughout the show!” The fact that nearly everyone had masks was what freaked me out.
“We considered leaving, but her love for music and our desire to stay made it worth the effort. Because it was unsafe, I got tested within a couple of days.
It comes after Jessie recently spoke out about why she publicly revealed she had suffered a miscarriage just hours after her losing her baby.
Following the shocking news from doctors earlier, the singer broke down as she sang in intimate Los Angeles gigs.
Jessie shared her feelings on Instagram and described the pain she felt as she tried to deal with her grief.
Performance: Jessie stated ironically that it was a “safe space” at the gig.
Reaction: Seeing her most recent post, fans hoped she was in recovery and someone who was there commented: ‘”Safe space” my a**. But it was great!
According to the singer, her’show must go on’ mentality reacted faster than her inner human being. She felt immediately compelled by her emotions to inspire others when she really needed to cry.
She said, “I had just posted about the death of my baby hours after being informed. My reaction was one of work. It is safe to say that sometimes I put more energy into creating an unhealthy state of my own pain before a camera than in acknowledging it behind one.
The ‘The show must continue’ mentality was reacting before me. My first thought was to justify my show to tomorrow’s audience and to explain to the rest of the world that I may be slightly off. It must become an inspiring, positive, and powerful moment.
‘Truth is, I just needed to f*****g cry and fall into someone’s arms and sob. At the time, I felt alone. I didn’t process anything. I had no idea of what I would experience after the show, not only emotionally, but also physically.
Candid: It comes after Jessie recently spoke out about why she publicly revealed she had suffered a miscarriage just hours after her losing her baby
Jessie continued to share how she understood the importance of talking openly about miscarriage and how it has changed her life.
She stated, “I understand now why women often speak about the desire and need for miscarriage being openly discussed more.
“I have learned that miscarriage is not what most people think it to be, including myself in the past two weeks. It can only happen if you’ve actually experienced it. People’s perceptions of miscarriage are not accurate. What can they do to support someone who doesn’t really know what it is?
“It was the first time I have ever felt such pain, terror and loneliness. I have been forever transformed by this experience. It was beautiful in a most heartbreaking way. You can see the beauty in life.
Jessie spoke directly to miscarriage survivors and shared her sorrow with them. She insists that it is okay for women to be broken down, tired, and weak.
The mother wrote, “I am sorry if it has ever happened to you alone or together with a loved one or if it is happening now in any stage of your pregnancy. The worst feeling in the world is losing your baby.
Jessie opens up. She spoke to the women suffering from miscarriage and shared her sorrow with them. Jessie insists that it is okay for women to be broken down, weak, and exhausted.
I ache for your well-being. You need to know I will bring you food, and hold your hand through all the pain. To anyone that may have not been taught this before, I am here to tell them: You are allowed to break.
You are permitted to cry. You are allowed to feel weak. You are allowed to feel exhausted by the pain, the bleeding, and the loss of loved ones. However, you are permitted to do so if it is what YOU want.
Sometimes, it’s just a matter of life calling us human. Although we know that there will be sun, it is impossible to avoid rain.
She posted her post after breaking down while performing an intimate show in LA, November after declaring that she’d had a miscarriage.
After her third scan, doctors told the singer that she could not feel any heartbeat.
Jessie, who was performing at The Hotel Cafe on Saturday, said that she felt ‘never more alone’ since losing her baby.
Devastated: In November, Jessie took to the stage within hours of announcing she had miscarried and told fans ‘I’m all over the place’ as she opened the two-hour gig
Speaking to the audience, Jessie said through tears: ‘I decided to have a baby by myself and by a miracle it worked for a little while and yesterday was f*****g s**t. This year has been hands down the hardest year that I’ve ever had to go through.
“In December of last year, my hearing was lost. I was diagnosed with Menieres. Then I lost my voice which was f*****g awful. My baby died. It’s clear that I’m going through this alone.
‘I’ve never felt more alone than I have felt in the past week.’
Jessie stated that in 2014 she could not have naturally born children. She said on stage at the time: ‘I was told four years ago that I can’t ever have children.
‘I don’t tell you guys for sympathy because I’m one of millions of women and men that have gone through this and will go through this.’
Jessie took to stage shortly after announcing that she miscarried. She told her fans, “I’m all around the place” as she opened the gig of two hours.
Good evening, everyone. I’m going to play some music make it even more f******g emotional,’ she said.
Devastating: After her third scan, the singer revealed that she was told she had lost her baby unborn after posting a picture to Instagram.
Please be there for me tonight. Each person in the room has a story to tell and is going through something right now.
‘Forgive me I’m all over the place in my life and I’m not going to pretend I’m not so Price Tag might seem a little sadder than usual but I’ll do my f******g best.
‘I’m in the thick of it in this moment and that’s the reason why I’m here because there isn’t anything in life which helps me understand myself more than this.
“I didn’t know how it would feel. It might have been a night full of balance. My heart feels like I’m running, but I’m not.’
‘I’m in quite a bit of pain,’ Jessie added, before she told the audience she felt insecure because she was ‘swollen’ as she removed her plush coat.
Jessie shared earlier that day with followers her decision to have her baby alone. This was after she revealed her separation from Max Pham in October.
She said she was still shocked and decided to go on stage in Los Angeles Wednesday night, ‘because singing would help me’.
Jessie posted the photo with her holding a test for pregnancy along with the following: “Yesterday Morning I was having a laugh with a friend and said, “seriously though… how will I get through my LA gig tomorrow without telling all of the audience that I am pregnant?”
‘By yesterday afternoon I was dreading the thought of getting through the gig without breaking down…
“After having my 3rd scan done and finding out there was no heartbeat, it felt great. It’s been a great morning. My emotions have become uncontrollable. This may be something I regret. It could be. I don’t really know.
Her words continued, “I chose to have a child on my own.” It’s what I have always wanted, and it is the only thing that matters. Being pregnant was something I never expected. It was also a miracle.
“I am still shocked, it is overwhelming. However, I’m strong and will make it through. This pain is not unique to me. I know that millions of women around the globe have experienced it, and even worse. Both those I know and those I don’t feel connected with me.
It’s the lonelyest feeling on the planet. Therefore, LA I am going to be there tonight. Although I might crack fewer jokes, my heart will still be there.
Single life. Jessie stated to her followers that she’d ‘decided’ to have a baby by herself after she revealed in October that Max Pham, her boyfriend of seven months, had left her.