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Joe Jonas Joins the LA Lunch Crowd

Where: Los Angeles, CA
June 4, 2009 at 10:02 AM | by | Comments (0)

The Jonas Brothers don’t only have Disney watching their every move, but of course good old mom is watching too. Denise Jonas opened up to Good Housekeeping recently about raising her sons to be upstanding citizens and whether or not she thinks they’ll remain virgins.

Part of her strategy for raising good kids is not letting the boys get too accustomed to the perks of being teen idols. Nick Jonas told the magazine, “She makes us be careful in the hotel room ... she makes us put back towels and straighten the bed.”

Mrs. Jonas also dished on her stance with the whole promise ring phenomenon:

They are men. They have desires. They have testosterone. If they make a mistake, I'm not going to hate them. I don't think they are above or below being seduced. I would be foolish if I thought that. I pray for them.

In the meantime, Joe Jonas was tracked at Joan’s On Third in Los Angeles yesterday with his girlfriend Camilla Belle. The two were spotted laughing and getting close, but don’t worry Mama Jonas, they weren’t getting too close!

Joan’s On Third, 8350 West Third Street, is a marketplace and deli popular with the L.A. lunch crowd. Their best-selling sandwiches include Joan’s Turkey Meatloaf, Apricot Glazed Ham and Brie and Tarragon Chicken Salad, all of which cost $9.95 and are well worth it.

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· Momma Jonas Runs The Show [Perez Hilton]
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[Photo: Just Jared]

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