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JoJo Siwa Confirms She's a Member of the LGBTQ+ Community: 'I'm the Happiest I've Ever Been'
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glamour.comDance Moms star appeared to come out through posts on social media. Following a video posted on January 21 of the 17-year-old and vibing to "Born This Way," the social media star took to Twitter to share a “Best.
Gay. Cousin. Ever” T-Shirt that she received as a gift. Then on January 23, Siwa took to Instagram Stories to speak directly with her fans. "Personally I have never, ever, ever been this happy before and it feels really awesome.
I've been happy for a little bit now. It's just so, so, so awesome," Siwa said, per . "You guys probably haven't seen me this happy since I was on tour."But Siwa isn't willing to put a specific label on herself just yet—or maybe ever. “I have thought about this, but the reason I'm not going to say this.
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Australian LGBTQ skydivers come together with pride in a festival first
Australia’s first LGBTQ skydiving festival: Pride Boogie.Australia has largely kept its coronavirus pandemic under control in recent months and is not subjected to the same sort of restrictions as those in countries such as the US and UK. It therefore allows certain public gatherings to take place.Pride Boogie took place in Moruya, on the coast of New South Wales (a four-hour drive from Sydney and two hours from Canberra).Pride Boogie was the idea of Marcus Bourget, a former chairman of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.Related: Sydney Mardi Gras to double in capacity as COVID cases remain low in AustraliaIn a statement, he said “Pride Boogie is Mardi Gras for LGBTQIA+ adrenaline junkies.
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