Jessie J Laments 'Out Of My Control' Postponed Surgery After Tour Cancellation

Jessie J's U.S. tour is back on following the postponement of her second breast cancer surgery.

The "Price Tag" hitmaker confirmed the continuation of her tour on Monday, October 27, revealing she had received the green light to resume performing. The news follows her initial decision to cancel the tour due to the surgery in August.

Jessie J's breast cancer battle became public knowledge in June when she revealed her diagnosis. She underwent a mastectomy and breast reconstruction surgery, which landed her back in the hospital for a lung infection.

Jessie J announced the resumption of her U.S. tour on Instagram, sharing a video of herself breaking the news and explaining the reason behind the delay. She reminded fans that she was scheduled to have a second breast surgery two weeks ago; however, it was postponed over conflicting opinions.

According to the singer, she visited her surgeon a week before the scheduled operation to discuss the procedure. Unfortunately, the doctor no longer felt confident about undertaking the surgery because it was more complex than anticipated. On that note, he referred Jessie J to another surgeon.

The next doctor believed Jessie J did not require a second breast surgery at the time and advised her to wait. "Obviously, I'd already cancelled my tour, so I was obviously frustrated, but again it's out of my control, and two different surgeons had two different opinions," the entertainer lamented.

The surgery's postponement naturally left Jessie J disappointed, but she pushed forward with a positive mindset. She told fans that she was trying to make the best of a very challenging year, and joked that she would resume her tour with "wonky tits."

The tour's new dates have been rescheduled for January 2026, with Jessie J noting that fans could now rebook their tickets for performances in the U.S. and Canada. She shared more details in the post's caption, noting those who had tickets would receive an email for new ones on October 28.

Those who joined the singer's "No Secrets" mailing list would be contacted for ticket sales on October 29, while general sales for the remaining tickets would begin at 10:00 a.m. local time on October 31.

The post generated positive reactions from fans, who celebrated the tour's resumption. "Eeeek, so exciting! We all love you so much," an IG user declared. Another echoed similar sentiments, penning their love for Jessie J and sending healing vibes her way.

"This is so exciting, your strength is amazing, I love how u just get sh-t done," a fan added. The love for Jessie J continued, with some fans assuring her that they would happily wait if she needed another break to prioritize her well-being. "Please make sure your health comes first," a concerned person wrote.

As stated, Jessie J initially canceled her U.S. and Canada tour dates in August because of her second breast surgery. The Blast covered the story, reporting that she broke the news on social media through a heartfelt statement.

In her message, Jessie J noted that she was "frustrated and sad" to disappoint fans. However, she had to prioritize her health and cancel the U.S. and Canada dates scheduled for November 2025.

On the other hand, the UK and European dates for her tour were rescheduled to April 2026. Jessie J's breast cancer battle, which she announced in June, saw her undergoing a mastectomy and breast reconstruction surgery to improve her condition.

Unfortunately, there were complications as the musician ended up in the hospital weeks after the operation for a lung infection. She eventually recovered through outpatient treatment before doctors shocked her with another breast surgery announcement.

Besides affecting her career, Jessie J's breast cancer battle has impacted her motherhood experience. The Blast shared that she addressed the problem in August, during an appearance on the "Great Company with Jamie Laing" podcast.

The media personality lamented her situation, noting that the time she spent battling cancer could have been used to make more memories with her son. "I can't be a mom like I want to be a mom, and I feel robbed," Jessie J confessed.

The singer explained that she hadn't been as present in her son's life like she wanted, noting that he was at the age where "you blink and he's chatting." Jessie J and her longtime beau, basketball player Chanan Colman, welcomed their son, Sky, in May 2023.

Here's to hoping Jessie J can resume her tour without more health struggles.