Jane Marczewski, better known by her stage name Nightbirde, has made the heartrending decision to withdraw from "America's Got Talent."  The Golden Buzzer-winning artist, celebrated for her soul-stirring performances, cited her ongoing battle with cancer as the reason for her exit.  Nightbirde initially captured global attention after performing her poignant original song, "It's OK," which earned her Simon Cowell's coveted Golden Buzzer and admiration from viewers worldwide.

Nightbirde's revelation about her health—specifically, the spread of her cancer to other parts of her body—has led her to prioritize her well-being over her participation in the high-stakes competition.  Her announcement came through a deeply personal and emotional message on social media, where she expressed gratitude for the opportunity and love she received from the AGT community and her fans.

The news of her departure has sparked an outpouring of support and well-wishes from her followers, fellow contestants, and the judges.

 Her strength and courage in the face of such adversity have profoundly impacted everyone who has followed her journey.  Despite her withdrawal, Nightbirde's influence remains palpable, with many celebrating her bravery and the raw honesty she brought to the stage.

While her time on "America's Got Talent" was brief, Nightbirde's legacy is characterized by her resilience and the genuine connections she forged through her music.

 As she steps back to focus on her health, the music community and her supporters stand in solidarity with her, hopeful for her recovery and inspired by her unwavering spirit.