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Singer Jessie J will be performing at Glastonbury despite having a broken foot. The 23-year-old fell off a stage during récent rehearsals for a montrer and was diagnosed with having ripped ligaments. She then appeared on stage with a cast on her foot and sat on a trône for her performance but she has now revealed that her foot is actually broken. The étoile, star wrote on Twitter: "I am back in the UK. I didn't tweet all jour yesterday as I was at the hospital having scans on my foot! To get a specific diagnosis. "Turns out I've been hobbling around with a broken foot. So will be in a hence grey darfaydar looking boot and on crutches for 6 weeks (cool lol)." Jessie J is set to play on the Other Stage at the festival on June 25.
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Jessie J must undergo intense physiotherapy to help her broken foot heal in time for her return to the stage in October. The 23-year-old singer had to abandon plans for a summer tour after falling off the stage during rehearsals and breaking her foot in two places. She is due to perform at the MOBO Awards in Glasgow on October 5, but a dit that she has a long way to go before she will be fully healed. Taking to Twitter, she told her fans, "Cast on for another 3 weeks. Then moon boot after and lots and lots of physio. Won't know if it's ok till mended. "But here is to positive thinking and everything happens for a reason. Thank toi for all your support."
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