Jojo Siwa Says She’s Not A Lesbian After Getting Close To Chris Hughes On ‘Celebrity Big Brother UK’

After cozying up to a male housemate on “Celebrity Big Brother UK,” Jojo Siwa says she’s realized she may not be a lesbian after all.

The “Dance Moms” star, 21, has been competing on the reality series, and over the course of the show, has gotten very close to “Love Island” alum Chris Hughes, 32. The pair have engaged in flirtation, and have even been seen cuddling in bed together.

“Ive always told myself Im a lesbian, but I think you — I think being here, Ive realized, Oh no, Im not a lesbian, Im queer,’” Siwa told co-star Danny Beard, of “RuPauls Drag Race UK” fame.

“I think thats really cool. Im switching letters!” she said, referring to the LGBTQIA+ acronym for members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual community.

Siwa is in a relationship with a woman, Kath Ebbs, which is why fans initially brushed off her seemingly intimate behavior with Hughes on the reality TV series. In one segment, Hughes even asked Siwa to lick chocolate off his shorts, and she did.

In a confessional, Siwa also admitted she’s still unsure of her own gender identity.

“You have female, you have male. Ive met a lot of females, love them, dont feel like Im them. [Ive] met a lot of males, love them, definitely not them,” she said while sitting alongside Hughes.

“[Ive] met a lot of people in my life that are non-binary, and these beautiful, non-binary people are who I feel most like, and its — I dont know — its not something that I want to say about myself yet, but its something that is confusing,” she said.

Mickey Rourke, 72, was kicked off the show for what producers described as “unacceptable behavior,” including homophobic remarks toward Siwa, who was defended by Hughes.

“If I stay longer than four days, you wont be gay anymore,” Rourke told Siwa. He also told Hughes he was “going to vote the lesbian out real quick.”

“No, you cant do that, Mickey,” Hughes said. When Rourke referred to Siwa as a slur, Hughes admonished him, saying, “You cant say that.”

A tearful Siwa thanked Hughes for supporting her.