Bikini-clad JoJo Siwa lays on boyfriend Chris Hughes in a pool and reveals best thing about their relationship in another loved-up post
The singer, 22, wore a blue bikini while giggling with the former Love Island star, 32, on an inflatable.
During a Q&A, shared to her Instagram Story, one fan had asked: 'What's the best thing about dating Chris?'
JoJo replied: 'No matter what I am feeling he is always there to help me with that feeling. Either celebrate a high one or get through a low one.'
'He is the most fun to be around and he's not only good to me but he's good to everybody. Genuinely I think he's the nicest person I know.
'Also all of the universe signs are fun to spot out. Honestly while I was answering this question one of our songs came on the loudspeaker of where I'm at right now.'
JoJo Siwa laid on her boyfriend Chris Hughes as she relaxed in a pool and she discussed the best thing about their relationship on Tuesday
Another fan pointed out that the couple's star signs were the most compatible, to which JoJo agreed that it 'made sense.'
Elsewhere, Celebs Go Dating star Donna Preston, 39, has weighed in on her Celebrity Big Brother co-stars Chris and JoJo 's relationship.
The Sandman actress is set to appear in the E4 reality programme, which sees stars date members of the public, when it returns for series 14 later this year.
It comes after she placed fourth on ITV reality programme Celebrity Big Brother in April.
Her co-stars, TV personality and former Love Islander Chris and American singer and dancer JoJo met on the show, later forming a blossoming romance.
Donna is now looking to find love herself, seeking dating advice from the agency experts, Paul Carrick Brunson, Anna Williamson and Dr Tara Suwinyattichaiporn.
And ahead of her own search for romance, she told Daily Mail her thoughts on Chris and JoJo's budding relationship.
Donna explained what it was like in the house: 'For us, it was just like, they were playful, that's what it was. There was a lot of time in there for us, they were constantly dancing, they had a great relationship. And now they've got a wonderful relationship so it's fantastic.'
Asked if their romance came as a surprise, she explained: 'To be honest, I didn't really think about it.
'You know, if people are happy, in a way, it's not really my business. I'm in contact with JoJo, we speak every week, Chris as well, we speak every other week. They're really happy so that's great.'
Donna commented on 'how amazing' it was the pair did not know each other before - and now have a relationship 'from a reality TV programme... and it wasn't even a dating show'.
When CBB began, JoJo was in a relationship with Australian content creator Kath Ebbs, 27, who is non-binary and they/them pronouns, before the US singer ended it at the CBB wrap party.
But since then, JoJo and Chris' relationship seems to have gone from strength to strength, with Chris telling US Weekly the pair had even already discussed children.
He said: 'We genuinely speak to each other about this, I would be lying if I said we didn't.
'When you're besotted with each other and in love with someone I think it's fun to look forward to those things.'
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