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JoJo Siwa, 17, reflects on coming out as LGBTQ and reveals she now identifies as pansexual

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She came out as LGBTQ+ earlier this year but was not ready to reveal what label she identifies with.And JoJo Siwa has not only reflected on her self-disclosure of sexual orientation but has also declared herself as pansexual.The 17-year-old YouTube and Nickelodeon megastar appears on the cover of the April 19, 2021 issue of People magazineas she opened up about her big announcement earlier this year.

Making a statement: JoJo Siwa (seen in December 2019) came out as LGBTQ+ earlier this year but was not ready to reveal what label she identifies withAt the time she had said she did not want to put a 'label' on her sexuality but now is willing to put a technical term on it for the first time.She explained: 'I like queer.

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