Joe Jonas speaks out about his 'heartfelt' split with Sophie Turner

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Joe Jonas reveals his true self via new music.

After his unexpected separation from Sophie Turner, Joe Jonas is preparing to unveil his most intimate solo album. The Jonas Brothers' lead singer characterized his latest album as "like opening his diary", disclosing that it's too personal to be shared with his siblings.

The album, titled "all over the place" by Joe, showcased a mix of heartfelt ballads and tracks exploring themes of fatherhood, love, and personal growth.

"There's some real beautiful ballads, there's some songs about being a dad, there's songs about love, there's songs about being better to yourself - kind of everything," Joe explained.

This album followed Joe and Sophie's dramatic separation in September 2023, marking the end of their four-year marriage and their journey into co-parenting their two children, Willa and Delphine.

Discussing his upcoming single "Work It Out," set to be released next Friday, he mentioned: "We whipped it up pretty fast. The concept is about realizing you need to take charge of your own life and fix things on your own - no one's going to rescue you. It's a heartfelt song with a catchy tune."

In an interview with Therapuss podcast, Joe mentioned: "I felt the need to get some things off my chest, just for myself. I had a brief moment to myself and I surrounded myself with some amazing singer-songwriters. We put out an album in about two weeks. I'm super excited about it. It's the most personal music I've ever created."

Sophie has shared her struggles following the split and how it impacted her role as a mother. Speaking about her and Joe's split, she told Vogue: "Those were the worst few days of my life. There were moments when I questioned if I could make it.

The Game of Thrones actress added: "And then, after feeling stuck for two weeks, my lawyer reminded me that it was my children I was fighting for. Once someone tells me to do it for my kids, I'm committed. I wouldn't do it for myself, but I'll find the strength for them."