US EditionWhy Nick Jonas Walked Out of Golden Globes 2026
Nick Jonas took a break from the Golden Globes to manage anxiety, reflecting his ongoing openness about mental health and Type 1 Diabetes challenges, fans shared support on social media.
- On Sunday, Nick Jonas stepped outside the Golden Globes ceremony to take a breather, as a viral clip showed him pausing outside and drawing viewers' attention.
- Jonas has long spoken publicly about mental-health struggles and told People his Type 1 Diabetes has taken an emotional toll.
- Jonas attended the Golden Globes with his wife, Priyanka Chopra, 43, who presented alongside rapper Lisa, and Parade Magazine captured the clip that sparked viewers' comments on social anxiety.
- Jonas responded on X by reposting the clip and writing 'Yeah … it hit me like a gut punch,' while fans replied with messages like 'You are doing amazing Nick!!!'.
- Recalling earlier therapy on a podcast, Jonas described that time as 'really traumatic' after an off-key guitar solo led him to ongoing therapy and a strong support system.
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The 83rd Golden Globe Awards ceremony in 2026 witnessed a notable moment involving American star Nick Jonas, after photographers spotted him leaving the ceremony hall for a few minutes, accompanied by his wife, actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas, which sparked widespread questions on social media about the reason for his sudden behavior...
Nick Jonas Explains Why He Walked Out of Golden Globes Mid-Show After Video Clip Goes Viral | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Nick Jonas joined his wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas at the 2026 Golden Globes over the weekend, but he was caught stepping out of the venue in the middle of the show. A video has gone viral on social media, showing Nick standing outside of the Beverly Hilton Hotel and sipping on water while the show was in progress. “Nick Jonas taking a water break at the #GoldenGlobes2026!” Parade Magazine captioned the exclusive video. Nick commented on the video…
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