Kevin Jonas Admitting yourself to be a female dad can sometimes mean getting madly stuck with the latest toys.
The 37-year-old singer shared that his current “very deep” is his daughters entering the Labubu toy stage during his appearance on the “Fabulous Kitchen” podcast on Thursday, July 31. (Kevin shares his 11-year-old daughter Alena and 9-year-old Valentina with his wife Danielle Jonas.
Kevin explains that while Labubus’ obsession didn’t bring him back financially personally, one of his unnamed daughters has been spending a lot of time.
“I haven’t spent a dollar on Rapabs yet – my daughter has it.” “So, she saved all the money. She bought these things on Stockx with a debit card. She was like negotiating there, like a bid. She was like, ‘Dad, it’s not $75, but the shipping volume is up to $85. What do you think I should do?”I said don’t buy it.
Kevin added that his daughter usually agreed to stick with the purchase, but then she seemed to have changed her mind and “appeared” after purchasing it.
Early in the podcast, he also shared another relaxing experience he encountered as a parent. He revealed that his daughter found marshmallow fluff, a product they obviously liked and had to tell them it was no longer for sale.
Kevin admits that he has no intention of the truth about freedom when he “always lie” when talking to his children.
Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas.
(XNY/Star Max/GC Picture PhotographyKevin appears on the podcast with his brother gap, 32, and Joe, 35 years old, also a father.
Nick shares 3-year-old Malti Marie with his wife Priyanka Chopra Jonasand Joe got along with his ex-wife Sophie Turner. Joe and Turner share their daughter Willa, born in 2020 and Delphine was born in 2022.
Nick admits that being a parent has changed his worldview and the way he has been in his career.
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“I think having a baby has made me more focused on building these things, and from a creative standpoint, they are very proud of both, but they also just build life,” he explained. “You come across the reality that this little guy will at least rely on you until they are expected to be 18. For the rest of their lives. It’s a profound thing. Until then, I’m just focusing on the benchmark for success.”
The singer “Store Chain” added: “Now I have a more obvious thing to see and decide my decision.”
