The reality TV personality also took a moment to acknowledge her experience of not looking like the others anymore.
“Right now, it’s important that you know that it does not matter who you love, that it’s OK and that it’s great and that the world is there for you,” she explained. ‘I know that everyone’s situation is different and that for some people it may be more difficult and for some people easier to get out or [to] be themselves, but I think it’s this stigma to get out – that it’s this really, really, scary thing, but it’s not anymore. ‘
“There are so many people who accept and love people, that it’s OK,” she continued. “Of course people are going to say that it’s not normal, but nothing is normal. Literally, not one thing of someone is normal and it’s OK not to be normal, it’s OK to be a little different. .. And I think a lot of people are afraid to be different, and it’s something we should never be afraid of.It’s something we should be proud of … I’m the happiest I’ve ever been, it’s what matters make. “
Asked how long she has been part of the LGBTQ + community, Jojo said she ‘does not know’.
As she put it: ‘I think all my life … I’ve loved people, but I’ve never been in love before. But I always believed that my person would just become my person. If the person happened to be a boy, then wonderful. If the person happened to be a girl, great. ‘