Joe Jonas is seen with a mystery woman in St Tropez (2024)

Joe Jonaswas seen with a mystery woman in St Tropez on Sunday.

The former teen boy band singer was leaving a harbor soon before a pretty woman followed him.

The 34-year-old wore a black sheer shirt over a white top with black slacks as his long curls fell over his forehead.

The unknown woman had her long black curl hair down as she modeled a skimpy pink and white floral print top that was plunging in front and had straps around her tummy. The top also served as a belt around her low-rise acid wash jeans.

She carried her black heels in her hand as she went barefoot. A purse and fan could also be spied in her hand.

The lady added a silver starfish necklace on a beaded strand.

Joe has been single for a while.

Earlier this year he split from model Stormi Bree after five months of dating.

Before that, he was wed to actress Sophie Turner.

Joe and Sophie started dating in 2016, and he proposed one year later; they then eloped in Las Vegas in 2019, which was followed by a lavish wedding celebration in France that summer.

Almost two weeks ago hereleased hisfirst solo single, titledWork It Out, in over a decade.

The song, off his upcoming sophom*ore album Music for People Who Believe in Love, is seemingly inspired by the end of his four-year marriage to Turner.

He opens the track by singing: 'Come on, Joe, you got so much more to be grateful for / Stop being sad ’cause you’re making the room uncomfortable.'

The pop star continues: 'OK, I get it, right now, you’re feelin’ so miserable/ Sometimes I wish I had powers to be invisible.'

In other vulnerable lyrics, he admits to 'seeing everything backwards' and struggling with anxious thoughts.

'So you think you're too cool to go to therapy/ But look at you Your anxieties got anxieties,' he croons. 'You go to bed with a head full of insecurities/ Nobody cares what you said back when you were seventeen.'

In the chorus, he reminds himself that 'nobody's gonna save you' and 'nobody's gonna pull you out.'

He also released a statement to his Instagram, in which he told fans he was 'thrilled to share' his new solo album.

'This album is a celebration of gratitude, hope and love. These songs reflect on my life from a bird's-eye view acknowledging the many blessings around me,' he shared in a press release.

He continued: 'When we take a moment to breathe, pause and reflect on the positives, my hope is that we can find acceptance and ultimately peace in the present moment.'

Jonas went on to say it is 'okay tocry and mourn a loss' as 'it's part of the process to take care of ourselves and eventually enables us to be there for the people we care about.'

The two-time Grammy nomineetold fans that his latest project was inspired by his experiences as a father, friend to himself and the happiness he found in doing what he loves for a living.

'I feel incredibly fortunate to travel the world and connect with people through my music, as well as having had the opportunity to work with some of the most talented musicians, songwriters and producers on this project,' the father-of-two raved.

Jonas noted that he previously worked with a director that once handed him a 'handwritten note above his camera during filming that asked, "What do you want them to feel?"'

'This question still resonates with me every time I step on stage or create new music,' he explained. 'The ability to perform, connect deeply with an audience and evoke positive emotions, or even healing, is a gift I cherish.'

Ultimately, he aimed to make the album 'reflection and celebration of life.'

'I hope it brings you as much joy as it brought me creating it,' he concluded.

Music for People Who Believe in Love, which comes out October 18, marks his second solo album.

He released his first,Fastlife, back in 2011.He and his brothers Nick and Kevin Jonas have released six albums together since 2006.

Jonas was also the formerfrontman of the rock band, DNCE.

During an episode of the Therapuss With Jake Shane podcast, which aired earlier this month, Jonas teased that his record featured 'the most personal music' he has ever shared.

'This music, it’s all over the place. There’s some really beautiful ballads, there’s some songs about being a dad, there’s songs about love, there’s songs about being better to yourself,' he told listeners.

The Disney Channel alum saidhe's learned that sometimes you just have to 'shake yourself out of something and you’re the only person that’s going to fix it for yourself.'

'No one’s going to save you,' Jonas said of his mindset, 10 months since filing for divorce from Turner and his recent s

In June, his estranged wife opened up about the agony that she felt during her split from Jonas in an emotional new Vogue interview.

The Game of Thrones star, 28, and the Jonas Brotherssinger, 34, shocked the world when they announced they were divorcing in September 2023.

'I mean, those were the worst few days of my life,' she told Vogue in a new interview. 'There were some days that I didn’t know if I was going to make it.

'I would call my lawyer saying, "I can’t do this. I just can’t." I was just never strong enough to stand up for myself.

'And then, finally, after two weeks of me being in a rut, she reminded me that it was my children I was fighting for.

'Once anyone says to me, "Do it for your kids," I’m doing it. I wouldn’t do it for myself, but I’ll find the strength for them.'

At the time, Sophie was in the U.K. filming the TV show Joan, while Joe and their two daughters, Willa, three, and Delphine, two, were in the US.

'I was contracted to be on set for another two weeks, so I couldn’t leave. My kids were in the States and I couldn’t get to them because I had to finish Joan. And all these articles started coming out…' the star trailed off.

After the news hit the web, rumors erupted that they had split because Sophie was partying too much - especially after snaps of her enjoying a wild night out with her costars just days before Joe filed began to circulate.

'It hurt because I really do completely torture myself over every move I make as a mother – mom guilt is so real,' continued Sophie.

'I just kept having to say to myself, "None of this is true. You are a good mom and you’ve never been a partier."

'It’s unfathomable the amount of people that will just make s**t up and put it up based on a picture.

'A picture might tell a thousand words, but it’s not my story. It felt like I was watching a movie of my life that I hadn’t written, hadn’t produced, or starred in. It was shocking. I’m still in shock.'

Joe and Sophie started dating in 2016, and he proposed one year later; they then eloped in Las Vegas in 2019, which was followed by a lavish wedding celebration in France that summer.

Sophie recalled struggling with being branded as a Jonas Brothers' wife following their marriage.

'There was a lot of attention on the three brothers, and the wives. We were always called the wives, and I hated that,' she admitted.

'It was kind of this plus-one feeling. And that’s nothing to do with him – in no way did he make me feel that – it was just that the perception of us was as the groupies in the band.'

Things only got worse after they moved from Los Angeles to Miami in 2021, as Sophie said it felt like she was a 'bird trapped in a gilded cage' - especially since she was completely separated from her friends.

'We were in this community full of 50-year-old men, so imagine trying to make friends on the dog walk,' she dished.