Nick Jonas leaving Beverly Hilton with bow tie askew and golden chandelier glow behind him

Jonas Confesses Anxiety Attack at Golden Globes

Nick Jonas stepped outside the Beverly Hilton during the Jan. 11 Golden Globes, and hours later he admitted the moment was triggered by social anxiety.

At a Glance

  • Jonas left the Nikki Glaser-hosted ceremony for fresh air mid-show
  • A fan guessed “social anxiety got the best of him”; Jonas replied “Yeah. It hit me like a gut punch”
  • The exchange doubled as promotion for his Jan. 1 solo single “Gut Punch”
  • The song actually explores self-critique about marriage and fatherhood, not red-carpet nerves
  • Jonas attended with wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas, who wore custom Dior and Bvlgari jewels

The brief outdoor clip, posted to X Jan. 11, shows the singer in a classic black tux and bowtie, sipping water beside a tent while palm trees frame the shot. One viewer commented on the anxiety theory, prompting Jonas to confirm the next day with a playful plug for his track.

Although the lyric references a metaphorical “gut punch,” Jonas told People Jan. 1 that the song is rooted in questioning whether he is “a present and thoughtful husband” and “a good father” to 3-year-old daughter Malti Marie.

Nick Jonas sits with clasped hands reflecting near candlelight with family photos and books behind him

Despite the momentary overwhelm, Jonas and Chopra Jonas walked the carpet together, telling Olivia Bennett Harris they were excited to celebrate “such a great year in film and TV.” Chopra Jonas added it was “wonderful to meet peers and colleagues that you have watched through the year and that you admire.”

Author

  • I’m Olivia Bennett Harris, a health and science journalist committed to reporting accurate, compassionate, and evidence-based stories that help readers make informed decisions about their well-being.

    Olivia Bennett Harris reports on housing, development, and neighborhood change for News of Philadelphia, uncovering who benefits—and who is displaced—by city policies. A Temple journalism grad, she combines data analysis with on-the-ground reporting to track Philadelphia’s evolving communities.

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