JoJo Siwa’s alleged Australian lover Kath Ebbs has shared a very long “breakup” post amid rumors that she is dating the American singer.

Abbie Chatfield’s best friend, 27, dedicated several paragraphs on Instagram to “breakup day,” acknowledging her followers who may be going through one.

Although she made no reference to her own relationship status or the rumors about her connection to JoJo, 21, Kath recalled her own struggles with heartbreak over the years.

“Funnily enough, December 11th is the most common day for a breakup and that’s why it was also called ‘breakup day,'” Kath began her long post.

“And while this may seem frivolous, I wanted to use it as a moment to highlight the importance of breakups and to affirm anyone going through one.”

“Some of my lowest points in my adult life so far have been triggered by heartbreak…The worst part of these experiences, however, has been the feeling that they shouldn’t have happened.”

Kath continued that “heartbreak is such a universal experience” that can often bring “comfort” and “create a sense of normalcy.”

But she said that feeling can quickly turn into shame if we’re unable to deal with that sense of loss and change that everyone seems to transition from seamlessly.

Kath reassured her followers that feeling “weakened” by heartbreak is only human and that “healing isn’t always linear or pretty.”

“The truth is, losing someone is hard, grief is lonely, and change can be painful.” “Breakups can also lead to many other unhealed wounds that can be completely debilitating,” she wrote.

“It doesn’t mean you’re broken, it just means you’re having a different experience than some, but also a similar one to many others.”

Kath revealed that in the past she had been left “panicked” by the intense sense of heartbreak she felt during platonic and romantic breakups.

Wanting to “instill some hope” in her followers who may be going through the same hardship, she recalled the details of her first-ever heartbreak.

Kath was left “lying awake in my sister’s bed unable to sleep because I was so afraid I would never feel “normal” again.

She acted like a “crazy person,” frantically Googling her symptoms to find people who had experienced the same emotional pain as her.

Kath went on to reassure her fans that she got through this pain and that they can too.

“Go gentle and slow and easy, this is really hard. “Allow yourself to do the bare minimum while you adjust,” she continued.

“Talk to someone, go out and take that damn brisk walk even if you don’t really want to. Call your friends and stay in touch, don’t isolate yourself and don’t skip meals.”

Kath then encouraged her followers to “watch trashy TV” and seek professional help if they really needed it.

She ended by saying, “One thing I can promise is it will get better and it’s okay if this schedule is different than others.” “Happy Breakup Day.”

Although Kath penned the lengthy message as a tribute to heartbreaks and breakups, she was careful not to confirm or deny any rumors that she is currently dating or has broken up with American dancer JoJo.

The bizarre post comes just days after the pair were spotted enjoying a night out together in the Sydney seaside suburb of Bondi last Tuesday.

Kath and JoJo headed to a hip local cafe where they shared an after-meal smooch.

The two laughed and chatted with each other and seemed deeply engrossed in their lively conversation.

They then walked away together, stopping for a quick kiss before walking down the street together.

JoJo also took a moment to pose with some fans who spotted her and smiled for a selfie with the young women.

The musician was spotted with Kath again last weekend after the pair were spotted getting close on Queensland’s Gold Coast a week earlier.

Kath, who describes herself as a “queer artist” and uses her pronouns “they/she,” shared videos of the American singer on her Instagram.

She was seen teaching the former Dance Moms star how Australians pump gas during their trip Down Under.

Kath giggled from her car seat and filmed JoJo trying to fill the car with gas, and was amazed when she realized she didn’t have to pay for the gas upfront.

In the United States, where JoJo was born and raised, residents are expected to pay for their fuel before they are allowed to fill up their gas tank.

“I didn’t pay for it.” “You could just drive off,” said JoJo, amazed at the reverse process of filling up a car in Australia.

Kath laughed at JoJo’s shock and replied: “You could, but they have your license plate,” adding that gas stations down under use the “honor system.”

While Kath wasn’t seen on camera, she could be heard speaking to Siwa throughout the story, who was wearing a black graphic T-shirt and denim shorts.

Hours later, Kath shared a series of pictures she recently took of her friends on Instagram.

In one picture, JoJo was seen grinning with a glass of water in her hand while posing with Australian pop star G Flip.

Kath is considered best friends with fellow podcaster and television host Abbie Chatfield.

She often appears on Abbie’s social media as the couple celebrates with friends from Sydney.

Kath hosts the podcast Call Me Kath and owns a health food store called The Smoothie Bowl Shack in the inner city suburb of Glebe.

The performer has also worked as a model and DJ and is described as a queer activist.

JoJo is now visiting Australia after recently suffering a heartbreak.

She arrived in Sydney last month for the TikTok Awards 2024 and pperformed at the ceremony.

The rare one-off performance marked her first return Down Under since her Dream Tour in January 2020.