Joe Jonas shares one siblings habit which keeps them close

Joe Jonas opens up about importance of skincare

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Published October 01, 2026
Joe Jonas shares one siblings habit which keeps them close

Joe Jonas got candid about his skin problems.

In a recent interview with People Magazine, the pop star revealed that he once underestimated skincare but eventually got to know how essential it is, saying, “I used to think my skin was just fine by washing my face at night, until I started to learn [that] skin care is really key.”

The singer opened up about the issues he faced following a movie shoot, “I started breaking out quite a bit. I couldn’t figure it out. There [were] little things that I think that I probably used too much of or too fast, so I’m trying to slow down.”

Previously, speaking to the outlet, Joe encouraged people to be confident and to not feel embarrassed about skin problems, “I don’t think it’s necessarily something that we have to shy away from.”

Adding, “We can be open and honest about it and be confident and not really shy away from speaking our truth.”

“We’re all getting older and part of that is being comfortable [in our skin],” Joe said at the time.

The Jonas brothers star further shared that he and his siblings may argue over sharing products but the family finds “balance” after a long and busy day.

“What we’ve all realized, after a long day, we just want to sit in somebody’s hotel room, decompress, put sports on mute and just catch up. That’s been a really big thing for us for the last couple of years," Joe said.

Noting, “We’ve been trying to find ways to give each other their flowers.”

“If Nick wants to play golf, let’s play a round. If I want to go find a coffee shop in the city and look at some art, they’ll do that with me,” he added.

Syeda Waniya
Syeda Waniya is a reporter with one year of experience, covering films, streaming platforms, and celebrity culture. She analyses content trends and audience reception, providing thoughtful insights into what drives popularity in entertainment while presenting stories in a clear, engaging, and accessible format.
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