British singer poured her heart out on Instagram about having children someday despite her struggle with infertility.
The tell-post comes on Saturday, a day after her London show, wherein she revealed her struggle with the aforementioned issue, reported Billboard. In an Instagram story, she said that "4 years ago" she came to know about her inability to bear children.
"I was also told I would need a hysterectomy immediately and to be put on medication. I refused the hysterectomy and I'm off all medication through natural medicine and diet change. I haven't given up hope. I am doing all I can to make it happen the best way my body will allow," she wrote.
Further, raising awareness on this common issue, she said that apart from her, "Millions of women go through a tough and emotional journey to motherhood."
Calling for more open discussions on this issue she said that it took her some time to open up about her condition.
"It's it's my truth. And when I put it in my music it's out there. My journey is just one in millions that exist. I stand with you ladies. Strong in our emotional pain. To turn it into joy," said an emotional Jessie.
Keeping the hopes of and millions of women around the world she said, "I will be a mother. As will you. I believe in miracles." Keeping up the positivity, she said that if she isn't able to bear children naturally, then she wouldn't feel depressed about it.
"Thank you for your kind words. Truly. It has been scary to be so vulnerable. But it's real. I wrote the song for myself in a moment of sadness that helped me turn that sadness into strength, and for anyone else who has experienced anything close with this subject of fertility issues. It's a personal unique journey. My love prayers and thoughts are with everyone and anyone who relates in their own way," concluded Jessie.
Jessie J is well known for songs like 'Bang Bang', 'Flashlight' and 'Domino' is said to be dating recently divorced Hollywood actor Channing Tatum.
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