In these lines, vines and trying times, Joe Jonas is leaning on his family.

The Jonas Brothers singer stepped out with his younger brother Nick Jonas in New York City on Sept. 25, shortly after reaching a temporary custody agreement with ex Sophie Turner to have their kids—daughter Willa, 3, and a 14-month-old girl whose initials were listed as DMJ in court documents—remain in the United States amid the Game of Thrones alum’s bid to have them return to England during their divorce.

For the casual outing, Joe, 34, donned a Tombolo Company sweater paired with blue pants and a matching baseball cap. Meanwhile, Nick, 31, rocked a black zip-up sweater over a white tee and jeans.

Joe is currently facing a lawsuit from Sophie, who alleged in her petition that the “Sucker” musician is withholding their kids’ passport and “will not consent for the children to return home to England.” In her filing the actress also claimed their breakup happened “very suddenly” and that she learned about Joe filing for divorce in Florida through the media.

However, according to in an interim consent order filed on Sept. 25 and obtained by E! News, the former couple “are prohibited from removing their two children” out of the greater New York City area for the time being. 

Their outing to see Queen Bey comes just a few months after Darius sparked controversy by criticizing the outfit Keke wore to an Usher concert on social media. As the fitness instructor wrote on X—formerly known as Twitter—at the time, “It’s the outfit tho..you a mom.”

Weeks later, the pair, who began dating in 2021, reportedly broke up, though neither ever confirmed a split.

However, she did subtly shade Darius when she starred in Usher’s recent music video “Boyfriend.” At the end of the vid, she answers a phone call saying, “Dammit, I missed the show! S–t, I’m so tired. I am a mother, after all.”

Despite the drama, when Keke celebrated her 30th birthday, her man was by her side.

“Thank you for taking me out on my birthday, as always,” the Nope star told Darius in an Instagram Live on Aug. 26. “I mean, it’s not always my birthday, but you always do take me out. But I just thank you for making it special for my birthday. That’s so sweet.”

The Amazing Race family has lost one of their own.

Jody Kelly—the oldest woman to ever compete on the CBS travel competition—died “suddenly but peacefully” on Sept. 5, according to her obituary in the Austin-American Statesman. She was 85.

Jody, who had resided in Austin, Texas, for more than a decade, was attending Spanish language immersion camp in Minnesota when she died, per the obit.

Born on Jan. 21, 1938, Jody was 71 when she appeared on The Amazing Race‘s 16th season in 2010. Partnering up with her then-22-year-old granddaughter Shannon Foster, the Alabama native made it to the second round of the race before being eliminated.

At the time, she said her participation on the show was proof that senior people “can do physical things.”

And rightly so. In addition to founding StrengthMobile, a company that provides physical training to the elderly, Jody represented Team USA in multiple international races, including the 2010 European Aquatics Championships in Budapest and the 2016 ITU World Triathlon in Cozumel. She was also a member of Paddles with a Purpose—a dragon boat team comprised of breast cancer survivors—after going into remission in 2018.