JoJo Siwa reacts to board game controversy saying she 'had no idea' about the 'inappropriate' content

YouTube star JoJo Siwa reacted to reaction over a kids' tabletop game with her name that contains questions she is calling "gross" and "inappropriate." 

The 17-year-old vocalist and web sensation presented a video on her social media accounts Monday late evening clarifying she had "no thought" what kinds of inquiries were remembered for the playing a game of cards, since "when organizations make these games, they don't show each viewpoint to me." 

The Nickelodeon-marked game - which is advertised to youngsters age 6 and more seasoned, as indicated by the crate - remembers playing a card game for its "Truth or Dare" classification with questions, for example, "Have you ever gone outside without clothing? (A swimming outfit doesn't check.)" and "Have you ever been captured?" 

After guardians started voicing their interests about the game via web-based media, JoJo stood up to guarantee her fans she was "truly vexed" about the game's substance and was attempting to eliminate it from stores. 

"Throughout the end of the week, it has been drawn out into the open by my fans and adherents on TikTok that my name and my picture have been utilized to advance this prepackaged game that has some truly improper substance," JoJo said in the video. "At the point when I initially observed this, I was outrageously, truly angry with how net these inquiries were, thus I drew it out into the open quickly and from that point forward they have been attempting to get this game quit being made and furthermore pulled from all racks any place its being sold." 

"I trust all of you realize that I would have never under any circumstance, ever affirmed or consented to be related with this game on the off chance that I would have seen these cards before they began selling it," JoJo added. 

Heather Watson, a mother who purchased the game for her young girl for Christmas, shared photographs of the disputable playing a card game in a Facebook post Friday, saying the game "has a place in the refuse." 

After JoJo's reaction Monday, Watson posted a video on TikTok with her girl expressing gratitude toward the teenager star for "dealing with this," adding that the reaction "made her (daughter's) day." 

Nickelodeon and Turn Expert, which made the game, delivered a joint assertion on Monday affirming that the game is being pulled from racks. 

"We regard and worth the relationship JoJo Siwa has with her fans and take the worries raised with respect to the game 'JoJo's Juice' truly," the assertion read. "This game is done being fabricated and we have mentioned that retailers pull any excess item from their racks."