Jessie J has admitted that there have been moments where she was worried her career might be over.

The singer recently released her third album 'Sweet Talker', but it seems it hasn't always been plain sailing.

Speaking in the December issue of InStyle, the Brit said that the longevity of her career is something that has always played on her mind due to record label pressure.

Jessie J said: "I've had many moments when I've thought, 'This is it. I'm not going to be able to do what I want to do anymore. It was my label going, 'Is she selling enough? Is she healthy enough? Is she willing to be sexual enough?' I had to discover all those attitudes by myself, and deal with them."

The singer meanwhile added that she felt like previously being labelled bisexual had a negative impact on her life:

"I felt like it was affecting my life and my career, being branded as something I've never said that I was. I don't want to be labelled, and that's it really. I've always apologised if I've offended anyone, too; I never meant to."

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