【Kelly the Coed 1 (1999)】

Joe Jonas has been pretty open lately about the one thing him and Kelly the Coed 1 (1999)his brothers were hush hush about during their Disney days: sex.

When he's not playing in the band DNCE, Jonas has been spilling details about who he lost his virginity to on Reddit, and now, he's speaking candidly about his porn consumption as a teen.

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"I would use my address to log into the websites, and I did this for seven days straight," the singer shared with Notionmagazine, according to E!.

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Then, his family started getting naughty postcards in the mail.

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"A month later — and by the way, my dad was a pastor at the time — for a week or two straight there was a postcard with a naked woman on it saying 'Come join us again Joe' or 'We really miss you' or 'You naughty boy. Come visit us again.'"

Yikes.

Jonas' tweet today pretty much sums up what we're sure his reaction was at the time the postcards were sent:

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It's OK, Joe — next time, just use a fake address?

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