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Jessie J Opens Up About Her Struggles With Infertility

Jessie J Opens Up About Her Struggles With Infertility
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Singer, Jessie J took a moment out of her concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London Tuesday, to share a story about her infertility with thousands of fans. Jessie explained the inspiration for her song "Four Letter Word" came from hearing the bad news from a doctor that she could not have kids. She told the crowd:

So four years ago, I was told that I couldn't have children, and it's okay. I'm going to have children, trust me. When the doctor told me, my reaction was, 'Oh hell nooooooo and I don't tell you guys for sympathy, I'm one of millions of women, and of men, that have gone through this and will go through this, and it can't become something that defines us but, I wanted to write this song for myself in my moment of pain and of sadness. Also to give myself joy and give other people something that they can listen to in that moment when it gets really hard. Please know you are not alone in your pain."

A fan in the audience captured the moment and shared it to Instagram.


Her fans showered her with sympathy.















Gives the song a whole new meaning.


Jessie J - Four Letter Word (Audio)www.youtube.com

We wish Jessie J all the best on her journey.

H/T: Buzzfeed, Cosmopolitian

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