Nick Jonas Is Done Trying to Beat His Chronic Illness

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Today's newsletter was written and curated by Popsugar editor Emma Glassman-Hughes. The Feel-Good 5 is a daily curation of stories we can't stop talking about. Nick Jonas Is Done Trying to Beat His Chronic Illness The Jonas Brothers have had a busy summer. They launched a new tour, dropped a new album, and have been lighting up the internet with wholesome onstage snaps with Demi Lovato. (Sadly no, we haven't traveled back in time to 2008; it's still 2025. Sorry to disappoint.)  But for one brother in particular, behind the razzle-dazzle is a person who has lived with a chronic illness for 20 years. Nick Jonas has type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease that affects the body's ability to produce insulin — though he's never let it slow him down, writes Popsugar's Mercey Livingston. She caught up with Jonas this week to talk about his attempt to be at peace, instead of at war, with his illness. "The one big lesson I've learned in my now 20 years of living with this disease is that as on top of it as you are, there are some days where things just don't go your way and you got to roll with the punches," Jonas says. Read More "Tenniscore" Beauty Is All the Rage — Here's How to Get the Look Because if you can't play tennis (me), you can still look the part. READ MORE → The Ultimate Backstreet Boys Concert Checklist, From Butterfly Clips to an All-White Outfit I'll be subsisting on a steady diet of reunion tours and nostalgia until further notice, thanks. READ MORE → The Hidden Meaning Behind Belly's Beauty Look in "The Summer I Turned Pretty" Meet the makeup artist behind Belly's subtle glow-up. READ MORE → Jen Atkin, Hailey Bieber's Go-To Stylist & Mane Founder, Swears By These Beauty Finds From hair oil to lip tints, Jen Atkin knows her way around a toiletry bag. READ MORE → Hype Check: F45 In today's featured column, former Popsugar editor Yerin Kim breaks down what you can expect from an F45 Training class. I've Been to Over 250 F45 Training Classes — Here's What to Expect as a First-Timer Over the years, I've tried various fitness classes ranging from HIIT, dance cardio, and indoor cycling to lower-impact workouts like Pilates and yoga, mixing in weightlifting and treadmill work at the gym. I'd never enjoyed a workout enough to commit to a full membership — until I tried F45 Training in late 2022. A year and a half and over 250 classes later, F45 Training has become my main form of exercise. Joining F45 got me out of my fitness rut, but what's kept me around is the 45-minute sessions that often feel like they're flying by; the variation in classes, movements, and body focuses; and the encouraging team environment. I've now taken classes at seven different F45 Training locations in four cities across the world, and with F45 Passport — a membership upgrade that provides six free drop-in classes a month at any F45 studio — I plan on visiting more. — Yerin Kim Read More PS . . . Before you go, here are a few more stories from PS and beyond that you might enjoy.  This couple exercised for nine hours a day for 3.5 months. Meanwhile I just did a 15-minute Yoga With Adriene and called it a day. Happy preposterously big spider season to all who celebrate. Aubrey Plaza on Amy Poehler's podcast? Waxing poetic about oceans of grief and the frailty of life? Run, don't walk! Influenced Our editors test trending items to figure out what's really worth the investment. Explore all the editor-approved products here. PS — click here to read more from us. Did someone forward you this email? Subscribe now to get more from PS in your inbox.   update preferences | privacy notice | unsubscribe This email was sent to latestnews401.cele@blogger.com.  View online    As Popsugar editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work.   Vox Media, 1701 Rhode Island Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036. Copyright © 2025. All rights reserved.