Jessie J is already a mother. The 35-year-old British singer has welcomed her little one, the result of her relationship with basketball player Chanan Safir Colman, with whom she has been in a relationship for a little over a year. .
The singer announced the good news last Friday through her Instagram Stories, confirming that her son had been born a week ago. "A week ago my whole life changed. My son came into this world and my heart doubled in size," she explained, "The feeling is indescribable. I am flying in love. He is magic. He is all my dreams come true. He it's my everything".
The singer assured her followers that they were both perfectly, and that she was taking advantage of every moment together. "I still don't believe it's real, that it's here," confessed the interpreter of hits like Price Tag, who also confirmed that she would return to social networks when she was ready.
The artist is enjoying her motherhood, and she has already realized that she has a lot of fun moments in these first days in the company of her newborn. The singer herself wanted to share a small anecdote with her followers, also through Instagram, showing an image of some of her baby's pajamas, which she could not wear because she was born "too big" for them.
"He is not even 10 days old and we are already cleaning the closet," said the artist, "My child was born long."
The singer had been waiting for this moment for a long time. Confessing to have "cried with joy" since the birth of her little one, her 13 million followers will have to wait a little longer to meet the creature, in case the singer wants to present her son in public .
Before her birth, the artist posed for a beautiful pregnant photographic report, which her own sister took at the singer's house in the final days of pregnancy. In the compilation you can see the artist living those last moments and even some of the clothes and toys prepared for her son.
A very exciting moment, as the artist finally achieved her dream of becoming a mother after she suffered an abortion in November 2021. The artist confessed the sad news on her networks, sharing an image of her holding a pregnancy test and a message , accompanied by a broken heart emoji: "Sometimes love isn't enough to make it work. But it's okay. It doesn't mean you've failed."
A dramatic moment, which the singer assumed during the tour. A need to work to not have to think about anything else and focus on what she likes the most: singing and expressing what she feels through music.
