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Singer Jojo Looks Unrecognizable As She Strips Off On Stage In Racy Sheer Bodysuit During Comeback Performance.

JoJo looked unrecognisable as she returned to the stage for a surprise comeback gig in London. The singer, best know for her 2004 hit 'Leave (Get Out)', put on a raunchy display as she took to the stage in a completely sheer thong bodysuit. Sporting a daring fishnet-style black outfit, the 26 year old looked unrecognisable in comparison to her days as a teen pop singer. Showing off her toned figure in the racy ensemble, JoJo, whose real name is Joanna Noëlle Blagden, made sure all eyes were on her. Wearing her long golden hair naturally wavy, the singer sported heavy makeup as she took to the stage to perform at London’s KOKO. Flaunting her endless legs in sky-high stilettos, the American songwriter kicked off her new tour after disappearing from the limelight. The star thanked her UK fans for their support after the show, tweeting: “London was a DREAM. I’m in love with the (crowd and vibes) at @KOKOLondon. You guys showed up and showed OUT for me last night, damn!!!” JoJo signed her first record deal at the age of 12 and her debut single, Leave, was gold-certified when it was released in 2004.
The teen star enjoyed great success over the next 3 years and her first album, JoJo, went platinum. In 2006 JoJo delved into the acting world and was cast as Hailey in Aquamarine opposite Emma Roberts and Sara Paxton. Over the next few years, the rising star kept a relatively low profile. In 2007 she released a version of Sean Kingston's Beautiful Girls which went viral. In 2010, the star released her first mix tape, 'Can't Take That Away from Me', but JoJo's second musical offering wasn't as popular as her first. JoJo broke onto the music scene in 2004. She continued to release remixes of other contemporary songs, including Drakes's Marvin's Room and T-Pain's Can't Believe It. In 2011 she released her next single, 'Disaster', which flopped in the charts with just 1 week at number 87. In 2012 JoJo went back to acting and began working on the film G.B.F but had returned to her singing career by 2014 when she released an extended play titled #LoveJo. She’s since returned to the spotlight with her new album Mad Love and has embarked on a world tour named I Am JoJo. Source: OK!

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