JoJo Siwa is competing on Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test, which brought her back to her roots as a dancer, having to take a different role than her usually boss-like position. The training exercises in New Zealand were not her only goal, as she also prioritized keeping the vibe up and happy for her fellow contestants. Siwa also formed strong friendships with fellow contestants Tyler Cameron and Nick Viall.
JoJo Siwa competes on Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test, where she is pushed to her physical and mental limits and forms strong friendships with fellow contestants, while reflecting on her roots as a dancer and keeping everyone’s spirits up.
JoJo Siwa recently shared her experience participating in Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test, a reality show that put her through the paces of military training. Despite being used to being in charge, Siwa admitted that it was a different experience to be told what to do on the show and that she felt like she was back to her roots of just sitting there, shutting up, and doing what she was told.
Siwa first gained public attention at just 9 years old when she appeared on the Dance Moms spinoff Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition. Since then, she has built an impressive career, which includes a YouTube channel, multiple songs, a movie, and a tour. She has also appeared on shows like The Masked Singer and Dancing With the Stars where she formed the first all-female partnership with pro Jenna Johnson.
The reality star is one of the celebrities undergoing extreme military training supervised by ex-special forces operatives on the Fox competition series. Not only was her goal to complete the training, but she also made it a priority to keep everyone else’s spirits up during her time in New Zealand. Siwa developed strong friendships with fellow contestants such as Tyler Cameron and Nick Viall during the show and has been vocal about her friendship with Cameron, even joking that she’s the only girl in America who wouldn’t want to be with him.
Siwa has been a fixture in the public eye since her early days as a dancer, and her latest endeavor on Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test has allowed her to challenge herself in new ways while showcasing her resilience and positivity. Fans can catch her journey on the show when it airs on Fox on Mondays at 9 p.m. ET.
