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Joe Jonas Makes Rare Comment on Coparenting Dynamic With Ex-Wife Sophie Turner: ‘Grateful’
Jonas said his daughters give him purpose and credited Turner and his support system for helping him balance single parenthood.
- On Tuesday, June 2, singer Joe Jonas discussed navigating single fatherhood on the 'Hey Jonas!' podcast, opening up about his life following his 2024 divorce from actress Sophie Turner, 30.
- The pair shares joint custody of their two daughters, Willa, 5, and Delphine, 3, with Jonas expressing gratitude for his positive co-parenting dynamic with Turner, whom he described as an 'incredible mom.'
- Reflecting on his daily routine, Jonas credited his children with giving him 'purpose again,' noting that a simple hug from his girls can help solve the world's problems during his saddest moments.
- Emphasizing that his kids are 'the reason I do what I do now,' Jonas explained he works hard while away to ensure he can enjoy time with his daughters when together.
- Regarding his personal life, Jonas admitted that re-entering the dating scene is 'scary and intimidating,' while focusing on new music including a track titled 'Only Love,' which he described as 'freeing.
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The singer described her current relationship with the actress as "beautiful" and claimed to be deeply grateful for her support in difficult days.
Joe Jonas Shares How He's Gotten Through 'Toughest' Parts Of Being A Single Dad & Co-Parenting With Sophie Turner
Joe Jonas is opening up about life as a single parent! In Tuesday’s edition of the Jonas Brothers‘ new podcast, Hey Jonas, the singer got candid about what it’s been like to raise his daughters, Willa, 5, and Delphine, 3, with his ex-wife Sophie Turner. As Perezcious readers know, the co-parents were locked in a bitter battle when they first split in 2023. Thankfully, though, they were able to agree on custody terms and things have seemingly bee…
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