Jojo’s sexuality bombshell confirmed.
JoJo Siwa has lit the internet on fire with a candid revelation from the Celebrity Big Brother house that has fans and critics scrambling.
Jojo’s identity journey highlighted.
JoJo previously came out publicly in January 2021, wearing a “Best. Gay. Cousin. Ever.” shirt and posting a TikTok to Lady Gaga’s Born This Way.
At the time, her announcement was praised for its boldness and celebrated by young fans—many of whom saw her as a queer icon.
That same year, she made history as the first contestant on Dancing with the Stars to have a same-sex dance partner.
But despite the public support, she also faced intense online backlash and a flood of invasive questions about her sexuality.
In a 2022 interview, she said, “People are obsessed with knowing ‘what’ I am… it’s not that simple.”
Currently, she’s dating Australian influencer Kath Ebbs, who identifies as queer and non-binary.
The pair went public earlier this year and have since shared snaps of cozy moments, affirmations, and chaotic dance videos.
Fast forward to Celebrity Big Brother—and we’re watching her self-identify in real-time, peeling back yet another layer.
Jojo’s bond with Chris in CBB house explained.
From the jump, JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes clicked in the Celebrity Big Brother house like long-lost siblings reunited at a chaotic family BBQ.
Despite wildly different backgrounds—Siwa, a glitter-loving pop icon; Hughes, a Love Island alum with a cheeky streak—the pair found common ground in their shared goofball energy.
JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes have taken their unlikely bond to snuggle status, with late-night cuddles catching fans off guard—and lighting up social media.
The two were spotted curled up like an old married couple in the making.
They’ve been each other’s sounding boards during emotional moments, with Chris offering quiet support when JoJo discussed her evolving identity.
Fans online have dubbed them “ChrJo” and begged producers for a spin-off show featuring just the two of them doing… anything, really.
JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes have been spotted giving each other casual shoulder massages during downtime in the Celebrity Big Brother house, adding to their easygoing, sibling-style bond.
Fans have noted the playful gesture as just another sign of their surprisingly tight connection.
Whether or not either wins the show, their offbeat bond has been one of the season’s most genuine surprises.
Jojo’s stunning live admission revealed.
In a moment caught on the live stream, Siwa told fellow housemate Danny Beard, “I feel so queer,” and just like that, the headlines started writing themselves.
The 20-year-old star, who rose to fame on Dance Moms, clarified that while she previously identified as a lesbian, she now sees herself as “queer.”
“I think being here, I’ve realized I’m not a lesbian,” she explained. “I’m queer. That’s really cool.”
The moment came during a late-night chat with Beard, the winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK season four, and a fellow LGBTQ+ figure in the house.
Beard’s response was warm and supportive, telling JoJo, “Same here—I don’t like boxes.”
JoJo replied, “I love that… we’re just us, baby,” adding a little sparkle to the conversation.
Reactions to Jojo’s revelation unveiled.
The internet, predictably, lost its collective mind—cue trending hashtags, impassioned debates, and thousands of GIF-filled reactions.
Siwa didn’t just come out as queer; she practically celebrated the shift in real-time: “I’ve dropped the L and gone to the Q, baby!”
She added, “That’s what I love about sexuality,” embracing the fluid, evolving nature of identity.
CBB finale approaches.
The Big Brother finale airs April 25, and JoJo is now one of six finalists vying for the crown.
Alongside her are Danny Beard, Chris Hughes, Jack P. Shepherd, Chesney Hawkes, and Donna Preston.
The drama inside the house has ranged from emotional chats to Mickey Rourke being booted for “problematic behavior.”
But it’s JoJo’s bold moment of clarity that’s commanding headlines and reshaping conversations about identity.
She may have entered the house a lesbian pop star—but she’s walking out something much bigger: unapologetically queer, and louder than ever.