Poppy Bilderbeck
JoJo Siwa has been causing all sorts of controversy over the last few weeks, and now fans are losing their minds over her pearly whites.
The former Dance Moms star and internet personality may've come under the spotlight in recent days as a result of her latest music release 'Karma,' but there's another change that's occurred in her life and it's a bit more subtle.
Siwa recently left the internet divided after warning fans her new brand was 'not for children'.
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She dropped her new song on April 5 - which was seemingly poked fun at by YouTuber Tana Mongeau - and also debuted a radically different image.
The 20-year-old has become known for her brightly colorful ensembles and big bows in her hair, yet ahead of the release of her latest track, she's been donning darker outfits - although they're definitely still glitzy - and branding herself a 'bad girl'.
However, during an interview with BuzzFeed Now at the 35th GLAAD Media Awards which took place last month, it wasn't her newer darker outfit which she decided to talk about when asked what the 'most expensive thing' she was 'wearing' was.
In a video of the interview uploaded to TikTok, the outlet asked a series of celebrities to name the most expensive item of their outfit.
While others avoided the question or pointed out pieces of jewellery such a rings or 'real diamonds,' and Frankie Grande even saying 'probably myself', Siwa explained the most expensive item she was 'wearing' was her teeth.
"These motherf**kers cost me $50,000," she said.
And it's not taken long for viewers to flood to the post in shock over the amount the young star splashed on her pearly whites.
You can see the star's response below (it contains some strong language):
One TikToker said: "Not JoJo Siwa being the only one bold enough to give the price."
"50k? For those?!" another added.
However, a third commented: "JoJo was so real for that."
"JoJo is so real omg. She is genuinely so funny it's underrated," a fourth wrote.
And so seemingly striking are Siwa's teeth the conversation has even spilled over onto Reddit, with one user writing: "I do not understand big fake teeth like this. Why are they so white???"
"Bring back natural teeth. It makes every person have their own individuality to them," another added.
A third resolved: "I hate perfect teeth. I mean, unless you were born with them and then that’s great but unless your teeth are rotting out of your face or reaaaaaaallly wonky, leave them alone."
So, what do you think?