Bucharest, Romania – Singer JO recently shared a candid revelation about the challenges artists face, disclosing that she performed in Mamaia just four days after undergoing surgery. The artist, known for her engaging performances, posted a video of herself in a mirror, revealing a small bandage on her abdomen and detailing her ongoing recovery. In a heartfelt message accompanying the video, JO explained the physical toll of her recent medical intervention, stating, "I had surgery four days ago. I have four incisions, and I'm in full recovery. It's not easy." She admitted that her recent performance was difficult, as her body limited her usual energy and movement. "I wish I could have given more, but that's all my body allowed," she wrote. JO used her personal experience to highlight a broader issue within the entertainment industry, drawing parallels to public criticism faced by other artists. She urged for greater empathy from audiences, emphasizing that artists are human beings, not robots. "Sometimes, artists make superhuman efforts just to get on stage," she stated, questioning why the public rarely considers underlying reasons for a less-than-perfect performance. "No artist is a robot. And I swear we are the FIRST ones who want to give our best. It's just that, sometimes, simply... it's not possible." Her message resonated with many, prompting a discussion on the importance of understanding and support for performers.
Jo este activă pe rețelele de socializare, acolo unde își unde își ține fanii la curent cu lucrurile care se întâmplă în viața ei. Recent, artista a …
Jo a avut un concert la Mamaia, iar după spectacol i-a anunțat pe fani că nu a putut fi în formă maximă, deoarece a fost operată.
