JoJo Siwa debuted a dramatic transformation inspired by Hollywood legend Bette Davis in a teaser for her upcoming music video.The 22-year-old singer shared a clip on Instagram and TikTok where she appears in a 1930s-style blonde wig, a pearl necklace, and a frilly blue crop top. The look is part of her music video for a cover of Kim Carnes' 1981 classic Bette Davis Eyes.
IT BEGINS pic.twitter.com/VrIxlavSKI https://t.co/wI38HMaRUG
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Siwa first performed the track live in May, notably modifying the lyrics to reference her boyfriend, Chris Hughes, surprising him during the show by singing "Chris Hughes’ Eyes" in place of the original line. Fans responded enthusiastically to the performance, prompting her to consider a studio release. “I’m undecided if I should release it on Spotify or not… Would you want me to?!!!” she asked followers on social media. Chris quickly endorsed the idea, commenting “Unreal” under her post.
This artistic shift reflects broader changes in Siwa’s personal life, which she has opened up about in recent interviews. Following her appearance on Celebrity Big Brother—where she met Hughes—she has reflected on stepping out of her comfort zone.
In an interview with YOU Magazine, Siwa discussed embracing adulthood, letting go of control, and exploring her identity. She also shared insights into her evolving sense of self, including identifying as queer and challenging earlier labels she felt pressured to adopt.
With increased fan support and growing popularity in the UK, Siwa has hinted at additional live performances later this year, following two shows in London this past May.
She also reflected on how her relationship with Hughes has blossomed since the show, revealing that their bond has become a stabilizing force. Siwa described him as “the favourite part of her life,” underscoring how her personal and professional journeys are now moving forward in tandem.
Siwa’s transformation signifies a bold step into what she calls her “new era.”
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