It was only last week that Jess Glynne was slammed for pulling out of the Isle of Wight festival at the last minute.
But now the Rather Be singer has cancelled a whole host of her upcoming shows - including one of her shows in Wales.
She was due to play in both Colwyn Bay and Swansea this summer.
The 29-year-old popstar took to Twitter, uploading a lengthy explanation.
She said: "It absolutely kills me to say this - especially given what has happened in the past few weeks - but on the advice of my vocal surgeon, I am going to have to cancel my next shows through until July 14th and I hope to back as soon as possible after that.
"I know many of my fans feel I let them down so badly when I pulled out of the Isle Of Wright Festival but the reason I knew I just wasn't going to be able to make that performance has now been made clear to [me] by my doctor, Dr Zeitels."
Jess had pulled out of the Isle of Wight Festival, after partying with the Spice Girls until the early hours of the morning, leading to organisers giving her a lifelong ban from the event.
In her tweet, she went on to say: "It is true that I went out and celebrated the end of the Spice World tour.
"That was a massive high for me and I wanted to mark it with the women who'd become friends and mentors to me, but I had also been suffering on and off for weeks with anxiety about my voice. It wasn't right.
"I wasn't sounding my best and I felt there was something wrong."
Doctor's orders
Jess, who played at Swansea's Biggest Weekend last summer, added: "Two days ago I came to Boston to see my surgeon who told me my vocal chord has hemorrhaged and that if I want to remain as a performer I needed to urgently take a break, rest my voice completely for the next 10 days and try and remain in total silence to give my vocal chords a chance to recover.
"Basically he told me I have been completely overdoing everything. In the last six months I've performed almost 100 shows, I've pushed through at times when I know I've been tired and overstretched and I got to breaking point, my voice literally got to breaking point.
"The thing is I am my voice. If my voice goes, I go. I am so privileged to do what I do, I am so privileged to have fans out there who come and see me. But I never want to be less than 100 percent."
The singer added: "I am so devastated to be letting anyone down but I want you to know the full truth of my situation so you understand why I have to do this. All I know is I have to go away, look after my voice and come back stronger, better and be the performer my fans truly deserve."
Here's Jess' tweet:
The Welsh shows
Jess Glynne was due to play at Stadiwm Zip World in Colwyn Bay on July 7 .
However that show, along with with gigs up until July 14, have now been cancelled.
She's still set to perform at Swansea's Singleton Park on July 28 .
