During a recent interview on KIIS FM’s Will & Woody radio show in Australia, Joe Jonas humorously recounted a mishap that occurred four years ago while performing on stage with his brothers.

The now 33-year-old pop star revealed an embarrassing incident where he accidentally soiled his white pants.

In a light-hearted tone, Jonas mentioned how he navigated through the situation with humor and therapy.

He jokingly remarked about the unfortunate choice of wearing white clothing that day, thinking it would be a minor gas problem but turned out to be more than expected, leading to a mid-performance wardrobe change.

Despite the unexpected turn of events, Jonas hinted at the existence of footage capturing the incident, suggesting that keen observers might notice a swift alteration of outfits during the show.

Reflecting on the moment, he shared how he initially feared the audience would catch on, only to realize later that his concerns were unfounded.

While addressing the mishap, Jonas acknowledged that such incidents are not uncommon in the entertainment industry, likening it to a rite of passage for artists.

He expressed gratitude that the incident went unnoticed by the crowd, allowing him to move past the episode without much ado.

Reflecting on the experience, Jonas likened it to being part of an exclusive group of performers who have encountered similar challenges on stage.

He drew parallels with fellow artists like Phoebe Bridgers and Ed Sheeran, both of whom have openly discussed their encounters with onstage mishaps related to health issues.

In a candid revelation during an Instagram Live session in 2020, Bridgers shared a story of persevering through a performance despite battling food poisoning.

She detailed how she downplayed her illness to continue with the show, only realizing the severity of the situation after a few songs into her set.

Bridgers emphasized that despite the discomfort, she managed to navigate the situation without major disruptions, highlighting the resilience required of performers when faced with unexpected health challenges during live performances.