JoJo Siwa drops biggest hint yet about relationship with ‘soulmate' Chris with new video – as fans work out HE filmed it
FANS think JoJo Siwa has dropped the biggest hint yet about her relationship with "soulmate" Chris, as she releases her latest video.
The pair
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JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes have kept fans guessing over the true nature of their relationship
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The pair struck up a VERY close friendship in the CBB house
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Fans think they can spot Chris filming this video
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After leaving the famous compound,
The Dance Moms star also
Now fans are convinced they've spotted the biggest clue yet that proves the pair are more than "just friends".
It came after JoJo shared a video of herself eating a traditional English roast dinner.
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In the clip she is seen with a Yorkshire Pudding on her head, and fans are convinced they can see Chris in the mirror in the background filming her.
One fan wrote: "Chris is defo filming this!"
While another added: "Another clue they ARE more than friends - Chris in the background!"
This one said: "I spy Chris!"
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LOOKING FOR CLUES
Over the last week
One of them, was the fact they have both been spotted wearing each others clothes.
JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes spotted using 'secret code' to say 'I love you' outside of CBB - did you see it-?
As
Taking to Reddit, one eagle-eyed fan posted: "There's all the romantic
TikTok
's that JoJo's liked, there's JoJo wearing Chris' clothes to the airport while he wears her bracelet, there's the This Morning interview where they heavily implied that something could happen between them in the
future
, there's that flirty clip with the leg taps, there's JoJo posting a compilation of her time in the house that's mostly of Chris etc etc etc.
"There's just SO SO much that hints at their relationship NOT being platonic. Guys you know the bracelet chris has been wearing in the house and since leaving? that was originally jojo's right?
"She went back to the states wearing his hoodie and beanie, and he's walking around
London
wearing her bracelet.
"I just went back and checked and it looks like she's wearing it in the first few days in the house so she must have given it to him at some point."
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Chris is now wearing JoJo's bracelet she brought into the Celeb Big Brother house
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CRACKING THE CODE
Meanwhile, JoJo and Chris have been already called out by fans
It came when the pair filmed a TikTok video for the ITV's This Morning social media channel, where fans spotted their heart-warming trait.
As they answered a question on their dream Big Brother co-star past or present - responding with each other - fans noticed how Dance Moms alum Jojo tapped Chris twice on the shoulder.
He returned the favour and performed the gesture on her leg.
The actress and dancer then did the same on his jeans as she said: "Fairly obvious we would pick each other."
JoJo Siwa and Kath Ebbs' relationship
We look back at JoJo Siwa's romance with Kath Ebbs:
JoJo Siwa went public with hers and Kath Ebbs' relationship in January 2025.
The Dance Moms star had been introduced to 27-year-old Australian content creator Kath by a mutual friend called G-Flip six months earlier.
JoJo had split with her girlfriend Dakayla Wilson in November 2024 and it is believed she hooked up romantically with Kath soon after.
Speaking in March at the 36th Annual GLAAD Media Awards, JoJo said of her relationship: 'I am so happy. I am in a very mature relationship, and it's beautiful. It's taught me so much about life.
'It's taught me so much about love and respect, and it's a beautiful thing.
'It's different in more ways than I can count. I wouldn't even know what to say the biggest is 'cause just everything is so different and special.'
Kath even claimed they had talked about marriage together.
However, JoJo's romance with Kath abruptly hit the skids on April 25, 2025, at the Celebrity Big Brother wrap party.
JoJo dumped Kath at the bash after spending 19 days in the CBB house - where she had grown close to Love Island star Chris Hughes.
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