Jessie J felt very lonely after suffering a miscarriage

Jessie J has decided to come out of the silence, six months after suffering a miscarriage.

During a passage in the podcast

, the singer remembered the day when everything changed.

She had felt, as soon as she woke up, that "something was different" and went to do an ultrasound in the process to make sure that everything was going well with the baby.

“That terrible silence when you see the scanner.

I said, “Just tell me the truth, what's going on?”.

And she said to me, "Your baby's heart rate is very low and there is this circle."

And I said, "What does that mean?"

“, naturally worried Jesse J, without managing to obtain a clear answer from his doctor.

It was then that she decided to get a second opinion and found another specialist who was willing to give her a moment.

intense loneliness

"He did another ultrasound and he said, 'I'm so sorry but there's no heartbeat,'" Jessie J recalled with tears in her eyes.

For the interpreter of

, the shock quickly gave way to great sadness and a deep feeling of loneliness, while "becoming a mother and having a child had been the greatest excitement" of her life.

“I sang for him every night.

So when I got home (that day), I lay down and I had never felt so alone in my life,” she concluded.

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