Musician Joe Jonas recently shared a surprising anecdote about an on-stage incident involving an unexpected wardrobe malfunction. During an appearance on the "Will & Woody" podcast, the Jonas Brothers member revealed a story he'd never publicly disclosed before.

When asked about an untold story, Jonas recounted an incident from about four years prior where he experienced an embarrassing moment during a concert. He described the event as "a bad day to choose to wear white clothing," hinting at the nature of the mishap. The 33-year-old singer and father of two joked that he'd worked through the trauma with "a lot of therapy."

Jonas explained that mid-performance, he experienced what he initially thought might be a minor issue, but quickly realized it was something more significant. This led to a rapid, unplanned wardrobe change during the set. He quipped that a dedicated fan could probably find evidence of the incident by reviewing concert footage and noticing the abrupt costume switch.

While Jonas acknowledged his initial embarrassment, thinking the audience would surely notice, he ultimately realized it wasn't as noticeable as he'd feared. He lightheartedly suggested he'd now joined a "secret club" of artists who have experienced similar incidents, adding that such mishaps are an occupational hazard for performers who spend enough time on stage.

He's not alone in this experience. Singer Ed Sheeran shared a similar story in 2015, admitting to an on-stage accident that forced him to remain stationary for the remainder of his set. This common, yet rarely discussed, occurrence highlights the unexpected realities of live performance.