JoJo Siwa knows how she wants to create her family.
JoJo Siwa is opening up about her future family. As part of Cosmopolitan's "If It Were Me" video series, the 21-year-old singer revealed how she plans to have kids one day.
"Because I'm gay as s**t, I have to plan a pregnancy much different than a straight person," Siwa, who recently performed at New York City Pride, said. "I actually want to take three eggs, fertilize three eggs, and have three surrogates. So technically, they'll all be the same batch, but they would all be born separately."
"I'm gonna have my surrogates, my babies," she continued. "Maybe their birthdays will land on different days, and they can be like triplets, but, like, not."
Not only does Siwa know how she wants to welcome her kids, but she also knows what they will be named. In fact, Siwa said she would "break up with" or "divorce" a partner who wasn't onboard with her chosen monikers -- Freddy, Eddy and Teddy.
"That is something that I talk about very early on with partners. I'm like, 'Just so you know, there are three children, and their names are Freddy, Eddy and Teddy. I will have as many more as you want, however many more, but FET is coming, and they will be here in three years, whether you like it or not,'" Siwa said. "Those are my nuggets, and no one comes before my nuggets."
As for who that special partner will be, that remains to be seen. Earlier this summer, Siwa was spotted kissing So You Think You Can Dance contestant Madison Rouge Alvarado at LAX.
Alvarado competed on the most recent season of So You Think You Can Dance, placing in the top 3, but ultimately losing out to performer Anthony Curley. Siwa served as a judge on the Fox dance competition show.
Siwa came out about her sexuality in 2021, sharing that she was dating Kylie Prew. The former couple had an on-off relationship for several months, and have remained friends. Siwa also dated TikToker Avery Cyrus, and the pair did not end on good terms. Siwa previously accused Cyrus of "using" her for "clout" and "views."
Since then, Siwa has been embracing her "bad girl" era. In April, she spoke with ET about transitioning out of her child star phase.
"It's been something that we've tried to figure out the best way to navigate," she admitted. "I do have such a young fan base, and I do have a lot of kids that look at JoJo Siwa and still follow my music from years ago. However, I'm not the same that I was when I was 14."
"That can live on and people can know that human," she continued of her new era. "But this now is 20-year-old, 21-year-old, here for a good time [JoJo]. Let's be honest, let's be real. Let's make some art."
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