She’s like a “Kid in a Candy Store.”
JoJo Siwa gushed over her relationship with “Celebrity Big Brother” co-star Chris Hughes in an exclusive interview with The Post.
“Chris is literally, like, [my] best friend, family. I will absolutely be seeing him when I go to the UK,” Siwa stated. “That man has changed my life and I will stand my feet on the ground and I’ll say that.”
Siwa, 21, and Hughes, 32, had a flirtatious bond on the British reality show — one that the “Dance Moms” alum sees lasting forever.
“I told him this on the last day and I actually told him more in the middle … and I’ve spoken about this publicly. He is meant to be in my life and I don’t know, he’s just, he is Chris,” the “Bulletproof” singer shared.
“He’s Mr. Christopher and he’s meant to be in my life, and I’m really grateful that now he is here in my life,” she continued. “And I’m grateful that I don’t have to live a life without him now. Yeah, he’s just Christopher.”
After the “Celebrity Big Brother” season ended last month, Siwa and her partner, Kath Ebbs, broke up at the finale party.
Ebbs, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, said on TikTok that she was “humiliated” by Siwa and called out her relationship with Hughes.
“Everything [the viewers] saw transpire — the emotional cheating, the over-crossing of boundaries, and the questioning of our relationship on national TV — was not fabricated,” Ebbs said in the since-deleted video.
Ebbs added: “In terms of Mr. Christopher, I don’t know. I have opinions, [but] I’m not gonna say them now. In terms of their relationship, that’s their journey, enjoy.”
Siwa — who realized on the reality show that she’s “not a lesbian” — said on UK’s “This Morning” in late April that the sudden split “was not supposed to happen like that.”
In her interview with The Post, Siwa, who kicks off her tour July 10, admitted that she’s “still trying to get adjusted” to life outside of the “CBB” house.
“I really miss it. I’ve never missed something as much as I miss being in that house,” she shared. “And it’s weird because when I was in the house I felt really guilty about not missing home. And now that I’m home, I completely miss the house. And so I’m like, do I feel even more guilty right now?”
“I think it was just such a beautiful experience that I got to have,” Siwa continued. “It taught me so much about myself. It showed me how I want my life to be and things I need to do in my life. And it also just was so fun. But coming out of the house — immediately you go to this party with 200 people and it’s all the crew. It’s crazy, it’s a whirlwind.”
“But even now I go to the store and I’m like, ‘Oh my God, there’s so many options.’ It’s fascinating the things that are different,” she said. “And it’s fascinating the things that are similar.”
