JoJo Siwa, 23, shares a kiss with boyfriend Chris Hughes, 33, as she leaps into his lap after he hinted he's ready to propose following whirlwind romance
JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes showed their romance has survived the doubters, sharing a passionate kiss in front of a huge crowd at her show in LA on Wednesday.The couple reunited in the US last month following a lengthy stint apart, with Chris even hinting in a recent interview he's ready to pop the question. JoJo took to the stage at the Universal City Walk, and showed her love for Chris while performing her song Serendipity, which was written about him.Jumping off the stage, JoJo leaped into her boyfriend's lap while performing the song, before sharing a smooch with him.JoJo shared snaps of the adorable moment on Instagram, with the caption: 'LIVE AT CITY WALK. What a perfect night. 'I've waited over 10 years to get to perform on this stage and finally last night that dream came true. Thank you to everyone who came out.' JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes showed their romance has survived the doubters, sharing a passionate kiss in front of a huge crowd at her show in LA on Wednesday The couple reunited in the US last month following a lengthy stint apart, with Chris even hinting in a recent interview he's ready to pop the questionChris shared in an interview on Thursday that he is ready to pop the question to JoJo, after the couple defied the odds to celebrate their one-year anniversary in May.The pair formed a close friendship when they met on Celebrity Big Brother last year, but raised eyebrows with their bond on the show, given the Dance Moms star was in a relationship with Kath Ebbs at the time.JoJo went on to split from her partner Kath just hours after CBB wrapped, and in the weeks that followed, fans speculated whether JoJo and Chris's relationship had blossomed into something more.Of course this has now proven to be the case, and Chris has revealed he's given 'some thought' to how he will pop the question.He told The Sun: 'I've definitely given it some thought. But I don't know the exact location or what time of day. I think spontaneity would be good, something a little bit different to your usual ways, but when it feels right, I'll know.'I come from a family where you get married, you have children, and that's what life's all about.'I've got a huge family, lots of aunties, uncles and nieces, so obviously one day I'd love to have children of my own.'Since they started dating, Chris and JoJo have tackled the challenges of a long-distance relationship, with neither star ready to permanently move. JoJo took to the stage at the Universal City Walk, and showed her love for Chris while performing her song Serendipity, which was written about him. Jumping off the stage, JoJo leaped into her boyfriend's lap while performing the song, before sharing a smooch with him Chris shared in an interview on Thursday that he is ready to pop the question to JoJo, after the couple defied the odds to celebrate their one-year anniversary in MayIn an interview with the Daily Mail in May, Chris said he's 'embraced' the challenges of his long-distance romance with JoJo.He said: 'It is tricky, but it's not as tricky as people think. 'So many people ask me this, and it's like, before the last couple of months, we'd see each other every month, one way or another, whether she be over here or I go out there, so it's never as strenuous as people think.'I think when you can jump on a flight and get yourself out there, if you've got the ability to do that and you've got the time, then it's a lovely thing, really.'I kind of embrace it in the respect that I love going over to America. I love spending time with her and her family and the dogs, and it's obviously very different to being in the UK, but I kind of like that.'It's always fun when I go out there, and yeah, we have a great time. Obviously, yes, you miss each other. That's very normal. It would be stupid if you didn't. 'But it's not as physically demanding or as stressful, I think, is what people would think it would be.'
