Recently, Jojo Siwa Came out as gay and was welcomed to the LGBTQ community, after falling for her Best Friend.
Who is Jojo Siwa?
Jojo Siwa is a social media influencer, dancer, actress, singer, Youtuber and Tik Toker. She gained her popularity when she got into the top 5 Finalists on the Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition. Among the finalists, she was the first youngest contestant.
She composed a song ‘Boomerang’ in May 2016, which ascribe millions of views and likes on YouTube. That song “Boomerang” talks about online bullying, which sends a message to the youngsters.
In 2018, Jojo promulgated her first musical tour, labelled as “D.R.E.A.M. The Tour” travelled the USA, Canada, UK and Australia. She was included in the list of 100 most Influencing people in the world in September 2020.
When Did Jojo Siwa Reveal her Sexuality? Who is her Girlfriend?
In January 2021, a fan asked a question to Jojo about her sexuality. She was baffled about her sexuality and replied “Doesn’t really know this answer”. Later, in February, Jojo revealed that she is in a relationship with her best friend Kylie Prew.
The best friends went to Disneyland together back in December. On the show ‘The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’, Jojo said that Kylie is the only person who helped to come out and Bolster me in my entire life.
To celebrate their one-month anniversary, Siwa posted a picture together of her and her girlfriend. Mentioning “I have the most beautiful, amazing and wonderful girlfriend in the world. And I’m the happiest person on Earth”.
On the other hand, Kylie shared a post on Instagram on account of their one-month love life. Writing as “The best feeling in the world is falling for your best friend and loving you Sharky”. And also on Tik Tok, Jojo revealed Kylie as “My Human”.
Recent On Instagram, she posted a picture where she was wearing a shirt gifted by her cousin, saying “Best Gay Cousin Ever”.
She even mentioned in an interview that “I’ve been a parasexuals’ for my whole life, where I consider my people as my PEOPLE”. And in latest interview, she mentioned such terms- “Gay” and “Queer”.
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