Part 1
Welcome back, my beautiful Beauts! I am so glad you’re all here.
I want to start by saying that I don’t personally have anything against Joe Jonas or Demi Lovato. In fact, as a little girl, my very first crush was Joe Jonas. When I was 15, I went to a youth event where we were part of the audience for the taping of the TV show I Can Do That. I had no idea who was going to be there, but when Joe Jonas walked out, my inner child was fangirling hard! I remember cheering every time he did a little dance for the audience during the breaks. I also used to watch their show Jonas and loved every episode.
As for Demi, I’ve been a fan of hers ever since I first saw her in Camp Rock. Her songs were some of the greatest music I had ever heard at the time. Honestly, I always wished she had taken a break from singing to focus more on acting, because I thought she was such a talented actress. But I also understand that she was overworked as a teenager and needed to choose the path that felt right for her. What I’ve always loved about Demi is how real she is—Hollywood would be much more interesting if more celebrities were as honest as she has been throughout her career.
That being said, Joe and Demi give off so much smoke from their relationship that it’s clear something was definitely burning. Let’s dive in.
- Joe and Demi actually dated for 2 years not 1 month as they both claim
I thought they would have lasted longer than just a month because they seemed to have such great chemistry on set. When I first watched Camp Rock, I wanted Joe and Demi to be together so badly, but I was disappointed to find out their relationship only lasted a month. At first, I assumed their relationship was just PR—but that may not be the case after all. Let me present the evidence.
Do you remember Demi Lovato’s song “Gonna Get Caught”? Demi has said that it was about Joe, and Joe himself acknowledged it in a Billboard interview. When you listen to the song, it’s clearly about how Joe couldn’t commit to Demi because he kept cheating on her with another woman. But here’s the catch—the song was written in 2008, the same year Camp Rock was released. So why would she write about him if they claimed they didn’t start dating until 2010? I wonder why people didn’t put two and two together and turn it into a huge scandal.
I’m not surprised to hear this, because cheating happens in Hollywood a lot more than people think. The reason celebrities usually don’t come out and admit it is because it can be career-ending—or they risk becoming viciously hated by the general public until they manage to win their favor back again. Just look at examples like Tristan Thompson and Khloé Kardashian, Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater, or Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson.
Evidence #1: Joe and Demi seemingly confirm that Gonna Get Caught is about Joe
Nick Jonas was also in Camp Rock and spent a lot of time with Joe—not just because they were brothers, but also because they were in a band together. My point is, if anyone knew what went on between Joe and Demi, it would be Nick. In fact, Nick and Demi once did an interview with Billboard where Nick confirmed that Demi and Joe had a romantic relationship that lasted for two years.
Evidence #2: Nick also seemingly confirms that Demi and Nick were in a relationship longer than a month
The only reason they didn’t make their relationship public was because Demi was 16 while Joe was 19. Joe’s team didn’t want his reputation to be put in a bad light—especially since the Jonas Brothers had just achieved more fame working with Disney. But here’s my question: why can’t they both get their stories straight? This one feels so obvious. Did no one catch on?