Joe Jonas Details 'Embarrassing' Mile High Club Experience: 'Worth It'

Singer Joe Jonas is a member of the Mile High Club.

And he found the experience embarrassing, but he confirmed that it was worth it.

The Jonas Brothers singer made the revelation during a video interview for the Are You Okay? show. The video was shared on TikTok.

“What is one embarrassing memory that keeps you up at night?” the host asked Jonas.

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“I joined the Mile High Club a couple years ago,” he said, adding that he was wearing his contact lenses, so he ended up accidentally giving the flight attendant a high five when he finished.

“When I left the bathroom, I thought I was high-fiving my drummer,” Jonas revealed.

“Was it worth it?” asked the host.

“Oh yeah,” he responded.

Jonas revealed that he joined the Mile High Club on a “private plane.” Thus, he said, he wasn’t banned from flying as a result.

He didn’t reveal the name of the other participant or when exactly the experience occurred.

Jonas also said in the video that he once received 67 stitches between his eyebrows, but that had nothing to do with the airplane experience. The stitches eliminated his “unibrow,” Jonas said in the video. He tripped on a shoelace and “cut my face” open on a tour while running through a wall, Jonas said in the video.

When asked, Jonas also said he wanted to swap places with the camera operator at the Coldplay concert or actor Danny DeVito. And he confirmed that he is sometimes confused for his brother, Nick Jonas.

On the comment thread, fans expressed that they enjoyed Joe’s candor.

“Joe having no filter is the best thing ever,” wrote one person.

The Jonas Brothers broke up in 2013 but reunited in early 2019, launching their comeback with the hit single “Sucker” — they’ve been active as a band ever since. Meanwhile, Joe filed for divorce from Sophie Turner in 2023.

Joe Jonas Details ‘Embarrassing’ Mile High Club Experience: ‘Worth It’

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