Jessie J left Christmas struggling to hear after suffering from Meniere’s illness

Jessie J was forced to spend Christmas Eve in hospital after being struck by Meniere’s illness.

The flashlight singer (32) revealed her illness on a recent Instagram live in which she revealed that she struggled to hear, sing or even walk in a straight line.

Ménière’s disease is an ear condition that can cause sudden dizzying vertigo attacks and hearing loss.

According to the NHS website, an attack on Ménière’s disease can cause sufferers to feel that they or everything you turn around is losing their balance and feeling sick.

She informed her fans of what had happened and explained: ‘I woke up feeling like I was completely deaf in my right ear, and could not walk in a straight line.

‘Actually, I was told I had Meniere’s syndrome. I know a lot of people suffer from it, and I’ve actually contacted a lot of people to me and given advice, so I just kept quiet.

‘This is the first time I can sing and carry it. I just miss so much to sing and to be with someone. ‘

The star continued: ‘It could be a lot worse, that’s what it is. I am very grateful for my health. It just threw me off.

‘On Christmas Eve I was in the overhospital and said’ What’s going on? ‘

‘But I’m glad I went early and they worked out fast, and I got the right medicine, so I feel much better today.

“I have not sung for so long, and when I sing loudly, it sounds as if someone is trying to run out of my ear.”

On Christmas Day, Jessie takes Instagram to share selfie, where she confirms in her caption that Meniere’s syndrome was diagnosed in her.

Amid a list of things she did that day, the star recounted how she was forced to watch television with a finger in her ear while describing how her illness felt.

She said: ‘I’m looking at Queens Gambit now with my finger in my ear. I did the first episode 4 times because I did not focus and my ear sounded like someone crawling in and turning on a hair dryer.

Her message was flooded with many sympathetic messages, including Ru Paul’s Drag Race star Michelle Visage who said: ‘Menieres are NOT nice …. I feel your pain.’

With Jessie answering, ‘Did you have that too? It’s so weird and comes from the not, blessed Christmas. ‘

Meanwhile, at the start of the coronavirus crisis, the brunette was fueling requests for reconciliation with screen star Channing Tatum, 40, as she posted a sweet message in celebration of his birthday.

The singer’s social media activity took place just weeks after she allegedly called the thespian again, after their resurgent relationship earlier this year.

Magic Mike’s Channing is said to have made an account with the celebrity app Raya after their diverse version, saying in his biography: ‘And yes, I used to be a stripper. Sorry. ‘

The couple, who only went out at the end of 2018, were reunited in January after a nearly two-month break, with a source telling E! at the time: ‘They are completely together again’.

The Think About That star’s new song Simply Be In Love is apparently about their relationship.

The lyrics of the track, obtained by The Sun, seem to suggest that the reason for their diversity was because they rushed things too fast.

She sings: ‘You always dream about tomorrow, and I still meditate on yesterday.

“Wherever you go, I know I want to follow, let’s make a promise today. Take it slow, babies, so we do not ruin the next thing.

“Just be quiet, just stay calm, so we do not chase who we are. Press down, just have fun, it’s not a race, it’s not necessary to run. If it’s forever, let’s just fall in love. ‘