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Cake by the \u2026? Celebrities experience their fair share of wardrobe malfunctions<\/a>, even Joe Jonas<\/strong><\/a>, who recently admitted to a time he pooped himself onstage four years ago.<\/p>\n \u201cI was with a few friends yesterday, and we were just talking about [how] there is a point in your life where, as an adult, you can remember the last time you s\u2013t your pants,\u201d Joe, 33, said during a Wednesday, July, 12, interview on Australia\u2019s KIIS FM radio show Will & Woody<\/a> .\u201dLet\u2019s just say it was a bad day to choose to wear white clothing. You think it might be a little toot; it might\u2019ve been a little something else, a little something extra. So, it was like a mid-wardrobe s\u2013t change during the set. That\u2019s a story I\u2019ve never told, [but] also that\u2019s just real life.\u201d<\/p>\n The middle Jonas Brother<\/a> joked that the incident is \u201cfresh\u201d in his mind and that he \u201cworked through it\u201d with \u201ca lot of therapy.\u201d he joked.<\/p>\n Joe continued, \u201cThe whole time, I thought this is definitely, somebody is going to be able to see this and know what is happening, but it was all in my head. It was a light one, it wasn\u2019t a full, so I was able to tell the tale.\u201d<\/p>\n After sharing his deepest, darkest secret, Joe admitted that the \u200bonstage accident \u201cwasn\u2019t as big of a deal\u201d as he pictured in his head.<\/p>\n \u201cBut such is life. It has happened to many artists. I feel like I\u2019ve paid my dues, and I feel like I\u2019m a part of some secret club now.\u201d<\/p>\n Joe is arguably the most open and outspoken Jonas Brother (besides the youngest JoBro Frankie<\/strong>) and hasn\u2019t shied away from talking about taboo topics.<\/p>\n In August, Joe partnered with Xeomin, a prescription-based medicine injected into one\u2019s muscles to prevent wrinkles and admitted to getting the non-invasive cosmetic treatment<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201c[Xeomin] gave me that confidence that I think we all want to feel as we get older. There\u2019s this kind of stigma around guys talking about skincare and how we feel and, and the products we use. I felt like it was a good fit,\u201d Joe told Allure<\/em><\/a> at the time.<\/p>\n The Camp Rock<\/em> alum continued, \u201cYes, it is getting more mainstream and there\u2019s less negative connotation that comes with these types of procedures and skin-care routines. I find it to be something that I\u2019m glad that we\u2019re able to discuss openly without it feeling like it\u2019s a big secret for people.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n