JoJo Siwa has finally painted her body!
The 20-year-old YouTuber looks set to close out July with her first tattoo, and celebrity-proud couple Raven-Symoné and Miranda Maday are on hand to help her through the process.
Raven-Symoné and Wife Miranda Accompany JoJo Siwa For His First Tattoo
Over the weekend, “That’s So Raven” star Maday revealed the news of Siwa’s tattoo on her Instagram Story, sharing a photo of the “Dance Moms” alum on a tattoo table, smiling as she prepared for the tattoo, which appeared. to go behind his ears.
“First tattoo bb,” the social media manager wrote across a black-and-white photo featuring a male tattoo artist. Maday also uploaded a three-second clip showing Siwa, who was wearing denim shorts and a black shirt, during the tattooing process.
However, the “Kid in a Candy Store” singer wasn’t the only one who laughed when Maday posted a picture of his wife on a tattoo chair in the same style. “Bb too many to count tattoos,” he wrote.
Days before her best friend Maday shared a tattoo update, the “Boomerang” singer talked about her public feud with “Full House” star Candace Cameron Bure last year.
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The 47-year-old actor made headlines with controversial comments about “traditional marriage” while promoting his role as chief creative officer for the conservative-leaning “Great American Family” channel.
He told “The Wall Street Journal” that the network aims to keep “traditional marriage” at the core” of its programming. However, Siwa — who is pansexual — took issue with the nature of Bure’s word choice.
“It’s him [wanted] to make a movie about that to put [the] LGBTQIA [community] and that he would specifically make a movie that had no LGBTQIA representation,” the TV personality recently explained to Nick Viall on his Viall Files podcast.
As expected, the “Punchline” actor’s statement drew flak from other stars, prompting him to share a statement on Instagram, claiming that he likes it “fierce and sloppy” and didn’t intend to offend anyone with his comments.
“I am a devout Christian. This means that I believe that every human being has the image of God,” he wrote at the time. Displeased and shocked by Bure’s statement, Siwa released his own statement, calling the comments “rude and offensive to the entire community.”
Regarding that, the “Abby’s Best Dance Competition” star told Viall, “After reading [the article]it gave me a little sense of, ‘OK, you and him will never get along, you and him will never be friends [or] hang out,” noting, “I’m never going to be able to change him, he’s never going to be able to change me, we can just both live life.”
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The Omaha native continued, “But I wish he could be more open, more accepting. I’m OK with calling it the way I do.” “[The LBGTQIA+ community are] my people, I have to stand up for [them],” he continued, adding that Bure’s comments were “confused” and implied that those in the LBGTQIA+ community also cannot be “good, loving Christians,” he added.
JoJo Siwa Says Social Media Is A ‘Safe Space’ On Coming Out
Siwa first appeared in 2021 and has since become a prominent voice for young members of the LGBTQ+ community. Despite being 17 at the time of her announcement, she wasn’t afraid to embrace her authentic self.
Last month, during an interview with E! News, the author of “JoJo’s Guide to the Sweet Life” opens up about her coming out experience and how social media played an important role in making it a positive experience.
The blonde beauty explained that she found it “easier” to discuss her sexuality online because it housed people who understood and supported her feelings. “Just getting social media for me, it gives me a safe space when I’m out,” she admits.
Additionally, the media personality said she “knows that even if everyone around me doesn’t support me, there will be people online who support me.” “And I know that I’m going to find that person, and I’m excited about that,” the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Award winner said before adding, “I’ve always told myself that it’s easier to come out online than in person. And I believe that is very true.”
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