She recently opened up about her mystery illness.
But if Jessie J was suffering she didn’t let it show as she took to the stage at at The Albert Halls in Manchester on Monday.
The Bang Bang singer, 29, channeled her inner vamp in a racy all-black ensemble, giving an energetic performance.
Star factor! Jessie J was suffering she didn’t let it show as she took to the stage at at The Albert Halls in Manchester on Monday
Dressed in a plunging semi-transparent lace bralet, the raven-haired singer showed off a glimpse of her decolletage adorned with gold chains, teasing her toned midriff.
And continuing the Goth-chic look, Jessie teamed it with a pair of velvet trousers and a matching duster jacket as she got the crowd on their feet.
Opting to show off her enviable bone structure under minimal make up, the songstress gave the performance her all, giving her fans a concert to remember.
Turning heads: The Bang Bang singer, 29, channeled her inner vamp in a racy all-black ensemble, giving an energetic performance
Speaking to the Daily Star on Sunday in September, the singer explained that her diagnosis was something she had to face ‘as a woman’ – and privately, following the passing of her grandparents soon after.
The Price Tag songstress confessed she has endured a difficult few months, after being diagnosed with a serious, unspecified medical condition.
She explained: ‘In the two years that I did The Voice in Australia, I was diagnosed with some health issues that I’m not ready to talk about that I had to really face as a woman.’
Racy! Dressed in a plunging semi-transparent lace bralet, the raven-haired singer showed off a glimpse of her decolletage adorned with gold chains, teasing her toned midriff
Vampy: Continuing the Goth-chic look, Jessie teamed it with a pair of velvet trousers and a matching duster jacket as she got the crowd on their feet
Adding to her heartbreak, the brunette then revealed her grandparents had also passed away at a similar time – leading her to crave time away from the music industry in order to recover.
She went on: ‘I also lost my grandparents and didn’t have time to grieve.
‘The hardest part about being an artist is that you have to open your wounds to heal other people’s and you don’t often get the time to heal your own.’
The singer has been very open about her health issues in the past – having revealed in 2012 she inherited Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome from her father, which caused her to suffer a stroke when she was just 17 years old.
The condition means she has an irregular heartbeat, and spent her childhood in and out of hospital.
What a show! Opting to show off her enviable bone structure under minimal make up, the songstress gave the performance her all, giving her fans a concert to remember