Singer Jessie J. courageously shared her harrowing experience of miscarriage with the world. She had decided to get pregnant herself, but sadly had a miscarriage in the last few days.

"Yesterday morning, I was laughing with a friend, 'Seriously, how am I going to get through a gig in LA tomorrow night without telling the whole audience I'm pregnant,'" the singer wrote on Instagram.

"Yesterday afternoon I was terrified to think about getting through the gig without breaking...

"After going for my third scan and being told I no longer have a heartbeat

"This morning. I feel like I have no control over my emotions. I may regret posting this. I may not regret it. In fact, I don't know.

In the midst of her grief, Jessie J decided to perform a show in LA on November 24. But prior to the concert, she wanted to open up to her fans about what she had gone through.

"All I know is that I want to sing tonight. Not because I'm avoiding the grief or the process, but because I know that singing tonight will help me," she continued. [I've done two shows in two years and my soul needs it. More so today. I know some people think I should just cancel. But in this moment, I made one thing clear. I started singing when I was young, for pleasure, to fill my soul, and for self-love therapy.

"I want to be honest and not hide what I feel. I deserve it. I want to be myself as much as I can in this moment. Not only for the audience, but also for myself and for the little baby who gave me his best.

"I know who I am and I know that I speak it on stage because it is who I am. So instead of giving a tearful, emotional speech trying to explain my energy, I think it's safer this way. I think it's safer this way

"I decided to have a child myself. Because that's what I wanted and because life is short. Getting pregnant was a miracle in itself, an experience I will never forget, and I know I will do it again.

"I'm still in shock and the grief is overwhelming.

"But I am strong and I know I will be okay.

"I also know that millions of women around the world are feeling this pain and worse. I feel connected to those I know and those I don't.

"It's the loneliest feeling in the world.

"So I'll see you tonight in LA.

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