The reality TV personality also took a moment to recognize that her experience of coming out may not look like everyone else’s.
“At the moment, what matters is that you know that it doesn’t matter who you love, it’s okay and that it’s incredible and that the world is there for you,” she explained. “I know that each person’s situation is different and can be more difficult for some people and easier for some people to take over or [to] be themselves, but I think assuming has a stigma around it – which is a very, very, very scary thing, but it is not anymore. “
“There are so many people who accept and love out there that everything is fine,” she continued. “Sure, people are going to say it’s not normal, but nothing is normal. Literally, nothing about anyone is normal and it’s okay to not be normal, it’s okay to be a little different … And I think a lot of people they are afraid to be different, and that is something that we should never be afraid of. This is something that we should be proud of … I am happier than ever, that is what matters.
When asked how long she has been part of the LGBTQ + community, Jojo said she “doesn’t know”.
As she said: “I think my whole life … I liked people, but I never fell in love before. But I always believed that my person would be just me. If that person was a boy, then great. If that person was one girl, great. “