Overview
- In a Nov. 9–10 social video, the 27-year-old showed the hole by shining her phone light into her nostril and noted the issue is distinct from a deviated septum.
- She said the perforation causes a loud whistle when she breathes, complicates vocal recording, and is large enough to pass a spaghetti noodle through.
- Jackson attributed the damage to prior drug use and cautioned viewers not to use drugs, calling the experience something that “ruined” her life.
- She explained she will not seek surgery because postoperative pain pills could risk relapse, noting she marked five years sober in January 2025.
- Reporting cited medical guidance that a perforated septum is a hole between the nostrils with causes that include drug misuse and that management ranges from humidification and ointments to prosthetic buttons or surgery, with no new treatment announced by Jackson.