Jessie J slams people for questioning if she’s pregnant 

JESSIE J has responded to fans who inquired whether she was pregnant after she gained “just under a stone” after her loss.

The singer turned to Instagram to chastise an insensitive social media fan who expressed opinions about her figure after seeing her in tight pants.
Jessie, 34, uploaded a photo of herself straining to zip up her jeans after revealing she had experienced a terrible loss in November.

She then proceeded to write a post on her Instagram stories, urging her followers to “stop criticising on her weight.”

“Stop making weight-related remarks. Anyone. Simply said, quit. Or stating unequivocally that someone appears to be pregnant ” Jessie threw a strike.

Alternatively, you appear to be frail. Anything goes. Simply said, quit. I’ve seen it a lot on social media, and I’m sure it happens in real life.

“I’ve put on 10 pounds in the last six months and I’m feeling fantastic. To those who don’t do pounds, that’s just under a stone.

“It may remain, or it could go away, or I could acquire more. Who gives a damn?! It doesn’t matter to me as long as I’m happy and healthy.”

Jessie went on to say that she was angry since she was asked whether she was pregnant because of her weight increase.

“Someone really just asked me if I was pregnant,” the singer said, “and they also knew what I went through last year and given me their opinions on it and how I should have handled it.”

“So unusual and daring. I’d never do it. Simply put, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no It’s not cool to merely speak or make a comment about someone’s body. It’s amazing how many people are unaware of this.”

After years of fighting endometriosis, Jessie had a terrible loss in November and was told she would require a hysterectomy.

“I became pregnant — I did it on my own,” she explained. I didn’t anticipate it to be that simple because I’d been informed that due of my endometriosis, I wouldn’t be able to have children.

“It’s a blessing that I’m pregnant.” For me, that was a once-in-a-lifetime encounter.

“I was told I’d never be able to… So simply the fact that I got to experience morning sickness and anything like that might make me cry with joy. I’m confident that it will happen to me at some point.”

She stated that she plans to become a mother in the next two years in “whatever way” she can.

“Oh, 100 percent,” she answered when asked if she wanted a kid soon. I definitely want to start a family in the next two years. If I’m able to.

“I’m open to whichever manner it happens; naturally, surrogate, IVF, adoption… anything. I’m full of maternal energy.”