Joe Jonas’ new look takes the cake by the ocean. That is because he learned what a man gotta do to get some attention. What is it? He dressed like a woman with a dark blonde bob wig. Do you know what? It works on him.
Too bad his parents only made sons because they make pretty girls. And that is probably why their four sons gave them five granddaughters and no grandsons.
Joe Jonas was filmed dancing by himself at a park, and no one seemed to care who he was.
He must be in the one place in the World where no one has heard of the Jonas Brothers. Who knew that place existed? Where is Dora the Explorer to tell us where he is?
We know Joe Jonas is a singer, but did you know he is also a gymnast? The middle JoBro shared a video of him doing a floor routine, and I can’t believe he didn’t make the Olympics.
But then again, I wish he had tried the pole vault. This way, we could find out if the rumors about his pole are true.
He told the anchors, “I was getting ready to do the show. And we were filming every day, so I was in hair and makeup and stuff. And someone noticed it and was like, ‘You should get that checked.'”
He followed that person’s advice, went to a doctor, and was diagnosed with sickle cell carcinoma on his forehead. He had it removed and is on the road to recovery.
Had he not been doing the mysterious family members of celebrities competition show, who knows how long it would have taken him to get the mole checked? So, it is a good thing he is doing the show, which comes back on Monday for its third season.
Kevin Jonas shared a video from his doctor’s office for a very important reason. The 36-year-old singer was there to have a basal-cell carcinoma, aka skin cancer, mole removed from his upper right forehead.
The minor surgery went well, and he is at home recuperating from it.
But he wants everyone to know that they need to get their moles checked out because you never know which one might want to kill you.
So, if you have a mole that does look right, go to your dermatologist and ask them to look at it. That appointment can save your life.
Can you tell I come from a family of skin cancer survivors?