JoJo Siwa sparks concern as she admits she is exhausted and 'faking' her energy after breaking down in tears on stage during London show
JoJo Siwa has sparked concerns after admitting she is exhausted following her back to back shows in London this week.
The singer, 22, has had a busy few weeks after jetting back to LA following her stint in Celebrity Big Brother in April.
And now the Dance Moms star has confessed her hectic schedule has taken its toll and she has found herself having to 'fake' her energy.
Taking to Instagram for a Q&A with her followers on Thursday, one fan asked: 'Where do you get your energy?'
JoJo then admitted: 'I try and find happy in every moment, even when it's hard or fake it when I am empty. Currently what's happening hahaha'
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The singer, 22, has had a busy few months after jetting back to LA following her stint in Celebrity Big Brother last month (pictured performing in London on Tuesday)
Another concerned fan penned: 'Do you ever stop and rest/take a break? Just focus on yourself for once?'
The star replied: 'Yes, I did for a short time around my birthday, but taking a little break top of June'.
Since leaving the Big Brother house last month JoJo has been straight into rehearsals for her summer tour.
After flying home to LA the star then headed to Mexico for a show before enjoying a birthday holiday in Florida with her family and Chris Hughes.
She then headed straight to London where she performed for two nights at Colours Hoxton on Monday and Tuesday this week.
JoJo was overcome with emotion as she broke down in tears during her show on Tuesday.
She told the crowd that despite once feeling like 'one of the most hated people in the world,' she now feels 'so special and so loved.'
During the same show, JoJo confirmed her romance with fellow Celebrity Big Brother star Chris Hughes after weeks of frenzied speculation over their relationship status.
JoJo recently enjoyed birthday holiday in Florida with her family and Chris Hughes as the pair shared a series of loved up snaps
Speaking to the crowd once she got a handle on her emotions she said: 'London can I just say, as Joelle a very serious thank you I'm going to take my last two minutes to get a little deep with you all.
'I've gone through a lot of phases in my life, it's crazy what I'm about to say out loud.
'Since I was nine, I've gone through phases of my life where, at times, I have been one of the most hated people in the world.'
She continued: 'I'm not asking for sympathy, it's OK, but I've been hanging onto things that are out of my control.
'It was really really bad when I was 14. But, right now, personally and professionally I feel incredibly loved.
'And it just, nights like this, I don't cry that often, nights like this it just it really hit me, and I can be up here an sing my songs and commit to the bit, but I just want you to know inside my heart is smiling.
'And I feel like, I just feel so grateful because in my life right now, in rooms like this and at home I feel so loved and I feel so special.
'I wanna take a second, and remind everybody if you're doing through a hard time, I promise it gets good, just keep pushing troops.'
Meanwhile JoJo also took to Instagram on Thursday to share her favourite thing about Chris in a new Instagram post after confirming their romance.
The Love Island star, 32, and dancer have formed a close bond since they met in the Celebrity Big Brother house last month, but have kept it coy when grilled about the status of their relationship.
JoJo has now shared her 'favourite' thing about Chris, during a Q&A with her 11.3million followers.
She said: 'Gosh lots of things, but the first thing that comes to my mind is the way he treats everyone... Strangers, friends, family, me, literally everyone.
'I've never seen somebody who acknowledges everyone in the room the way that he always does. Everyone gets a hello, everyone gets, how are you doing... and it's genuine. Beautiful beautiful soul he is'.
The Dance Moms star also shared a glimpse into her chilled date night in with Chris as he cooked for her at his home.
JoJo filmed the Love Island star cooking her a cream chicken dish before he got her to taste off a spoon before they sat down to eat and she revealed she 'ate every bite'.
It comes after Chris revealed his relationship status with JoJo , after the singer confirmed their romance with a sweet on-stage tribute.
The ITV star had a simple one-word answer when asked whether he and JoJo were in a relationship.
The presenter answered: 'Happy. That's my relationship status - happy. Yeah, I'm just happy that's good. I'm happy with that.'
However despite the guarded answer, Chris still gushes about his close relationship with JoJo, admitting she's become his 'favourite topic of conversation.'
He said: 'She's just just my favourite human and somebody I can literally talk about relentlessly.'
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