Joanna 'JoJo' Levesque

How do you feel? I feel great. You should. You absolutely should. I feel relieved. I mean, you know how it is to write something and put it out. It's one thing to go through the process of writing it, which is like weird and exciting and terrifying and all this stuff. And then it unlocks another...

How do you feel? I feel great. You should. You absolutely should. I feel relieved. I mean, you know how it is to write something and put it out. It's one thing to go through the process of writing it, which is like weird and exciting and terrifying and all this stuff. And then it unlocks another...

How do you feel? I feel great. You should. You absolutely should. I feel relieved. I mean, you know how it is to write something and put it out. It's one thing to go through the process of writing it, which is like weird and exciting and terrifying and all this stuff. And then it unlocks another...

terrifying thing about sharing it so but it's been great the feedback from my fans and even from people that maybe didn't know who I was or didn't you know have any investment in my story it's been really nice to hear the things that stuck out to people and maybe I think the thing that excites me most is how it makes people think about their own life and maybe think about the way that they view things in the frame that they put on their experience and

terrifying thing about sharing it so but it's been great the feedback from my fans and even from people that maybe didn't know who I was or didn't you know have any investment in my story it's been really nice to hear the things that stuck out to people and maybe I think the thing that excites me most is how it makes people think about their own life and maybe think about the way that they view things in the frame that they put on their experience and

terrifying thing about sharing it so but it's been great the feedback from my fans and even from people that maybe didn't know who I was or didn't you know have any investment in my story it's been really nice to hear the things that stuck out to people and maybe I think the thing that excites me most is how it makes people think about their own life and maybe think about the way that they view things in the frame that they put on their experience and

Resilience and redemption and all that.

Resilience and redemption and all that.

Resilience and redemption and all that.

My fans are amazing. Yeah. They are amazing. They've kept me alive. They've kept me going there. I mean, Team Jojo to the end. Absolutely. Yeah. So in different seasons, they've really been like the thing that has propelled me forward and given me the courage and the confidence to even just try to keep trying, you know. So, yeah, they're everything to me.

My fans are amazing. Yeah. They are amazing. They've kept me alive. They've kept me going there. I mean, Team Jojo to the end. Absolutely. Yeah. So in different seasons, they've really been like the thing that has propelled me forward and given me the courage and the confidence to even just try to keep trying, you know. So, yeah, they're everything to me.

My fans are amazing. Yeah. They are amazing. They've kept me alive. They've kept me going there. I mean, Team Jojo to the end. Absolutely. Yeah. So in different seasons, they've really been like the thing that has propelled me forward and given me the courage and the confidence to even just try to keep trying, you know. So, yeah, they're everything to me.

Well, 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of when I put out my first single, my first album, in the time that changed my life forever. I was 13. And I was putting out that song, Leave Get Out, and it went number one. I was the youngest artist to have that song. chart positioning. And so I wanted to do something to make sense of and commemorate my 20 years as Jojo.

Well, 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of when I put out my first single, my first album, in the time that changed my life forever. I was 13. And I was putting out that song, Leave Get Out, and it went number one. I was the youngest artist to have that song. chart positioning. And so I wanted to do something to make sense of and commemorate my 20 years as Jojo.

Well, 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of when I put out my first single, my first album, in the time that changed my life forever. I was 13. And I was putting out that song, Leave Get Out, and it went number one. I was the youngest artist to have that song. chart positioning. And so I wanted to do something to make sense of and commemorate my 20 years as Jojo.

And while also kind of separating myself from Jojo and kind of when I started doing movies, I went by Joanna Jojo Levesque because I'm an only child and I'm my father's Only child. I'm a daughter. So if – the Levesque name isn't going to keep going in my family if it's not for me. So I wanted to do something to honor my dad too. He passed nine years ago and –

And while also kind of separating myself from Jojo and kind of when I started doing movies, I went by Joanna Jojo Levesque because I'm an only child and I'm my father's Only child. I'm a daughter. So if – the Levesque name isn't going to keep going in my family if it's not for me. So I wanted to do something to honor my dad too. He passed nine years ago and –

And while also kind of separating myself from Jojo and kind of when I started doing movies, I went by Joanna Jojo Levesque because I'm an only child and I'm my father's Only child. I'm a daughter. So if – the Levesque name isn't going to keep going in my family if it's not for me. So I wanted to do something to honor my dad too. He passed nine years ago and –

So it just felt like with the culmination of 20 years and also with Jeanette McCurdy being around our age and writing a book, it gave me the audacity to be like, oh, I'm not too young to write about my story. And actually, I have a lot of things to share. I think I counted myself out for a long time. I'm like, oh, I need to be at this place or I need to be at this age to share my stories.

So it just felt like with the culmination of 20 years and also with Jeanette McCurdy being around our age and writing a book, it gave me the audacity to be like, oh, I'm not too young to write about my story. And actually, I have a lot of things to share. I think I counted myself out for a long time. I'm like, oh, I need to be at this place or I need to be at this age to share my stories.