Celebrity Big Brother stars JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes have recently been seen together, just after Siwa’s former partner, Kath Ebbs, expressed feelings of being "humiliated" after their breakup.
Siwa, who embraces all pronouns, was photographed with her co-star and former Love Island participant, Chris Hughes, shortly after exiting the Celebrity Big Brother house. A picture shared on X by user @michellemudave on Sunday, 27th April, shows them at a golf and country club. Hughes was carrying a tennis bag, while Siwa was sporting a black T-shirt, complemented by a large chain necklace, with her hair styled in braids.
The user captioned the photo, "JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes were at my golf club earlier lol." In the Celebrity Big Brother series, their relationship sparked curiosity, with fans speculating whether their close friendship hinted at something more. However, Hughes clarified in an exit interview that their relationship is "platonic."
Did JoJo Siwa and Kath Ebbs Part Ways?
On Sunday, Kath Ebbs, an Australian presenter who uses they/them pronouns and was previously in a relationship with Siwa, spoke out about their breakup. Ebbs confirmed that they and Siwa are no longer dating. They shared their feelings of "shock" and "numbness" after witnessing events unfold without gaining any clarity while Siwa was participating in the series.
Ebbs recounted being told they were "the love of someone’s life" and were asked to marry Siwa before the show, only to feel "hurt by what I saw." Despite wanting to work through the issues with Siwa, Ebbs felt further "humiliated" by the events that transpired over the weekend.
In a video posted on social media, Ebbs expressed how they "flew here to the live show to support my partner and work through my feelings of hurt, just like all relationships do." However, before this conversation could occur, Ebbs alleged that Siwa "dumped" them at the Celebrity Big Brother after-party.
Ebbs claimed that they were informed there were "confused feelings" and that Siwa realized during the show that Ebbs wasn’t the person they wished to spend the foreseeable future with. As of now, neither Siwa nor Hughes has publicly responded to Ebbs's video.
On the same day, JoJo Siwa, known for her song "Karma," shared a TikTok video expressing a desire to "just stay in the UK." While fans are eager to hear more, the situation remains unresolved publicly.
As the LGBTQ+ community discusses these developments, we encourage everyone to share their thoughts respectfully in the comments below. It is important to respect the privacy and emotions of all parties involved as they navigate this personal matter.
Stay tuned for more updates on JoJo Siwa, Kath Ebbs, and Chris Hughes as the story continues to unfold. Remember to keep the discussion thoughtful and considerate.
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