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Jessie J is done with Britain
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She is planning a move to LA, having sold her house in London and bought one in Hollywood.
‘In America they see me as a singer whereas here I feel that people don’t appreciate my voice.
'I’ve dedicated my life to singing and I want it to be taken seriously.
'Here it seems that all people want to know is what I’ve had for breakfast and who I’m sleeping with.’
'Here I feel that people don't appreciate my voice,' said Jessie J
She fiddles with her big bracelet.
‘The sexuality thing…’ she begins, cautiously addressing a sensitive subject.
‘I’ve never denied anything. I’ve never lied. I know what I want from my life… and I know what turns me on.’
During the year Event spends dipping in and out of Jessie’s life, her sexual preference is feverishly discussed in the media.
Does she like boys or girls or both? Is she straight, gay or just bi-for-now? Jessie should have had the last word on the issue when she said ‘I think it’s about the person not the genitals’, but the speculation continued.
One afternoon before Christmas, I ask if she is merely an equal opportunities letch.
‘An equal what?’ she splutters. ‘Did I say that?’
Well no Jessie, you didn’t. The phrase was coined by REM’s Michael Stipe to define his own sexuality. But it seemed a pretty neat summing-up of what Jessie was trying to articulate.
The following spring, perhaps unwisely, she posted a detailed explanation of her sexuality on Twitter (‘Please tell me what I have done wrong here,’ she tweeted. ‘I haven’t spoken of being bi for years.’)
‘Last year I was in a relationship for quite a long time,’ she confesses.
‘Not in secret, but I chose for it not to be in public. And I had to leave the relationship because I was doing my best but I wasn’t being let in. I’ve written a song about it called You’re Lost, I’m Found. It says, “I know I’m good enough for you but you won’t let me be and one day you’ll discover that.”
'I wrote all that stuff on my own, very quickly. I really needed to get it all out. It felt amazing.
‘My music feels like it’s on the right path now,’ she smiles, standing tall in her Stella McCartney stack-heels and leaning in for one last man-height hug.
‘Love is the hardest thing for me to get my head around,’ she says, exhaling hard. ‘Oh my God, it’s deep.’
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Poor Jessica, she's been through a lot. 
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