Chris Hughes and JoJo Siwa in talks for huge reality show together just months after CBB stint and finding love
CHRIS Hughes and JoJo Siwa have had top secret meetings with ITV bosses about getting their own reality show spin off after viewers fell in love with them on Celebrity Big Brother.
The unlikely pair, who stunned fans after striking up a surprise romance following their stint on CBB, are now considering their very own fly-on-the-wall series.
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JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes have become a social media sensation after finding love on Celebrity Big Brother
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JoJo spent a cosy weekend with Chris and his family in the Cotswolds
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The singer said she is 'shocked' at how close the pair have become
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And telly bosses are convinced the show could go global.
A source spilled to The Sun: 'It's still in the early stages but ITV really think they'd be amazing TV with their own show.
'Fans around the world are obsessed with their relationship and there are so many TikTok accounts devoted to their love story.'
The source continued: 'Chris and JoJo are keen too, and while there is no deal signed yet, the talks have been really promising.
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'ITV are eyeing up the show to air on ITV2, hopefully later this year once everything is signed on the dotted line.'
Chris, 32, first shot to fame on Love Island in 2017, where he won over the nation – and then-girlfriend
The pair even landed their own ITVBe spin-off, Chris & Olivia: Crackin' On, before their fiery romance fizzled out.
Since going public with JoJo, 22, the couple have become social media sensations, with fans gushing over their whirlwind love story.
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Expect fireworks, TikTok dances, and plenty of Essex-meets-Hollywood chaos if the deal goes ahead.
It was also show how the pair navigate a long-distance relationship.
JoJo Siwa says she'll NEVER break up with Chris Hughes saying their relationship is 'earthquake proof'
The US pop star returned to
London
in May to perform a gig and enjoyed an extended stay with Chris, who she first met in March.
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which the pop star reposted and added: "Honestly it was worse than this more tears hahaha."
It was reminiscent of the first days of their romance when Chris jetted home from the States after a week-long stay,
They're confident they can
weather
long distance though.
She told Capital Breakfast: "You know what's interesting? As hectic as life is, and as much as that noise goes on, I feel like Christopher and I discovered this beautiful house together.
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"And this house is earthquake proof, and it's fireproof, and
bulletproof
.
"And you know, we discovered this house and found the keys, and we took the keys and locked ourselves in, and now it's like... You know what I mean? I feel like that with myself, I feel like that with him."
Jordan then quizzed JoJo on whether she had found her
The US star gushed: "Oh my god, absolutely! We're having the best time. He's just the best!
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"I was saying this to my parents the other day. Like, I'm decently nice; he makes me look like I'm mean!
"And I'm like known for being
nice
, that's the thing. People say to me, 'Oh, you're so nice'.
"He makes me we want to be nicer, because he's such a nice human. He's the best egg in the batch! I could never get tired of speaking highly of him, he's just the best."
The pair spent time with Chris's parents in the Cotswolds during her stay, enjoying time riding horses.
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They couldn't keep their hands off each other at times with Chris pictured kissing JoJo on the neck.
JoJo admitted she's
Speaking to
"I think its a combination of the shared experience but also in Big Brother, you have no phone, no outside communication, no distraction, nothing.
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"You only have each other. I love connecting and I love people and when someone comes into your life and you enjoy it, you can tell."
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Chris had a reality show with ex Olivia Attwood called 'Crackin' On' and it followed the chaos of their relationship
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The moment Chris broke up with Olivia on the show
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