JoJo Siwa has been one of the most successful dancers on Dancing with the Stars Season 30. She heads the leaderboard, and while JoJo was in the bottom two for one week when The Miz was sent home, she has done great the entire season. This week, Jenna Johnson has talked about the next dance
This season on Dancing with the Stars, JoJo Siwa teamed with Jenna Johnson as the first same-sex couple in the competition. That was both praised by many people while also derided by others who can’t handle same-sex couples ballroom dancing together. There have been many professionals on the show who say that men dance with
JoJo Siwa came onto Dancing with the Stars this season with the goal of being a role model that people can do anything they set their minds to, even when others say they can’t. JoJo made this big decision in January when she came out and announced her relationship with girlfriend Kylie Prew. While she
Dancing With the Stars pros Jenna Johnson and Val Chmerkovskiy are married, and Johnson said that DWTS makes their marriage challenging. Johnson, who is making headlines by being part of the first-ever same-sex couple with JoJo Siwa, said that competing on the show has caused them to struggle as a married couple. Jenna Johnson on
Monday night will be the third night of Season 30 of Dancing with the Stars and JoJo Siwa is already tied for first place with Amanda Kloots — 60 points each – but the one thing that JoJo is experiencing that is unique is she is making history by dancing with a same-sex partner, Jenna
In the first week of Dancing With the Stars Season 30, JoJo Siwa and Jenna Johnson made history. The duo became the first same-sex duo to compete on Dancing With the Stars. Things hit a stumble in the dance, but the two recovered and ended up with the highest score from the first week. JoJo
JoJo Siwa made history on the Dancing With the Stars premiere on Monday night, but there was also some bad news. Fans who watched the dance saw that there was a moment where professional Jenna Johnson fell. Luckily, JoJo was able to get her back up, and they never missed a beat. Now it turns