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Emotional Moment: Joe Jonas’ Daughters Witness Him Perform On Stage

By shahana

December 11, 2023

During a performance by the Jonas Brothers in their home state of New Jersey, Joe Jonas became emotional while singing a special song for his two daughters. His family, including his father Kevin Sr. and his children, Delphine (17 months) and Willa (3 years), were present in the audience, as reported by People.

Joe Jonas Tears Up Singing Heartfelt Song for Daughters at Concert

During a recent performance by the Jonas Brothers in their home state of New Jersey, Joe Jonas, one-third of the trio, experienced a heartfelt and emotional moment as he sang a special song dedicated to his two daughters. People reported that Joe, who is 34 years old, got teary-eyed during the performance of the song, which is meaningful to each brother as they express their love for their children through it.

This poignant performance is not the first time the song has evoked strong emotions from Joe. In a previous tour stop in September, he took a moment to acknowledge the theme of the song, centred around parenthood. After a slight pause, he declared that the upcoming song was “all about being a parent” and extended a heartfelt “good luck” to those aspiring to become parents in the future.

Joe Jonas shares his two daughters, Delphine (17 months) and Willa (3 years), with his estranged wife Sophie Turner. In August, Joe spoke to People about the significance of their track “Little Bird,” expressing that it’s a beautiful song meant to resonate with other parents. He emphasized that the song evokes thoughts of one’s parents or parental figures, making it a powerful and emotionally charged piece.

The singer highlighted the excitement of setting the stage for this particular song during performances, recognizing its universal appeal to anyone who has a significant parental figure in their life. This emotional connection adds depth and meaning to the Jonas Brothers’ repertoire, creating a touching experience for both the performers and their audience.