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JoJo Siwa shocked viewers as she debuted a bold look on the red carpet for the iHeartRadio Music Awards. Ahead of the iHeartRadio Music Awards on April 1, the 20-year-old singer walked the red carpet wearing a black, low-cut, long-sleeve unitard made of mesh material, silver sequins and elaborate lace details. Viewers immediately reacted across social media, some not even recognizing the performer.
Her song 'Karma' is set to release April 5. “This is what I wear in the official ‘Karma’ music video,” she explained in her interview at the award show. On X, users didn’t hold back when expressing their thoughts on her look. “Tell JoJo that’s not it,” one user commented on her outfit. “Why ?? Why?? What happened to this girl??” another posted of her outfit. Not everyone was so critical, however.
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