Jojo Siwa's ex called her out for dragging former girlfriends on TikTok, saying she has gone 'through hell'

• Jojo Siwa's ex-girlfriend Katie Mills has called her out in a viral TikTok.
• Mills asked Siwa to stop dragging her and other exes on social media.

Jojo Siwa's ex-girlfriend Katie Mills has called her out in a viral TikTok, refuting the star's claims of "love bombing" and "clout chasing."

"I'm done being quiet," said Mills in the video, which has been viewed 10 million times. "You hold a lot of power, you and your platform. How can you tell someone that you love them, and then ghost them the next day, then post all over the internet that we're clout chasers and love bombers? I don't get it."

Mills, who was linked to Siwa back in 2021, also mentioned another of her exes, TikToker Avery Cyrus, who dated Siwa in 2022.

Mills' response video comes after Siwa posted a TikTok on Tuesday, joking about "trying to find love."

In the clip, she dodges captions on screen for "clout chasing" and "love bombing," suggesting these have been troublesome in her past relationships.

Love bombing is a manipulative tactic to speed up relationships and simulate intimacy by showering someone with affection and declarations of adoration far sooner than is appropriate. It is often seen at the start of abusive relationships as toxic people use it to reel in their victims.

Siwa's TikTok was viewed 4 million times, and the more than 8,000 comments are full of people saying they viewed it after seeing Mills' one.

"Katie and Avery deserved better," one comment reads. Another said, "Maybe you should just chill out and not be with anyone right now."

Some people said Siwa may be guilty of the very things she's accusing Mills and Cyrus of, which Mills also suggested in her response.

"You sent me and Avery through hell for months, and gave us no explanation why," Mills said. Mills was attacked by Siwa's fans after they called it quits, partly due to old offensive posts about trans people and people of color, which she later apologized for.

"You know we aren't love bombers or clout chasers," Mills continued in her TikTok. "Weren't you the one who decided that we needed to go to the Hollywood Boulevard, Disney, and the Lakers game? That wasn't my idea."

Mills said any time she wanted to post a photo of her and Siwa online, she would ask for Siwa's permission. She said she also had "the text receipts to prove it."

"So don't come at me with saying that we we're clout chasers," she said. "Everything was starting to die, everything was starting to get quiet. But now that you've posted a video like this coming at us, we're getting the DMs back, the comments back."

Mills suggested her and Avery would be making further statements about the situation, potentially leaking old conversations to show their side.

"Knock it off," she warned. "You know me and Avery can't defend ourselves so stop attacking us, leave us alone."

Siwa has not yet responded to Mills' video. The star, who rose to fame on "Dance Moms" then YouTube, also faced further backlash this week for her constant jokes on Snapchat about being pregnant, and how they could be "insensitive" to people with fertility issues.