Before performing their duet 'Wouldn't Change a Thing', the former couple join the rest of the Jonas Brothers and 'Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam' cast in kicking off the 'Good Morning America' gig.
Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato continue to prove they can leave the awkwardness of having to perform with an ex on stage. On Friday, August 13 at Rumsey Playfield inside the Central Park in New York City, the former couple took the summer stage of "Good Morning America" together, and performed their latest duet "Wouldn't Change a Thing".
Supported by the rest of the Jonas Brothers, the twosome looked relaxed as they belted out the song near the end of the concert. Still throughout the song, they kept themselves at a fair distance from each other. Demi was, at the time, looked lovely in a hot pink frock topped with a faded blue cropped denim jacket and white sandals, while Joe wore a black blazer with paint splattered black jeans.
Before delivering their duet, Joe and Demi joined Jonas Brothers and the cast of "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" in kicking off the televised gig. Together they worked the crowd gathering with a track from the TV movie, "It's On". Joe then took over the stage with his brothers, Kevin Jonas and Nick Jonas, to sing their own number, "Heart and Soul".
Performing wasn't the only thing they did on the show. Joe discussed his plan for his 21st birthday that is coming up this Sunday, August 15. "Besides a dog, I don't know," he said. "That's all I kind of wanted. I don't know [what we're going to do to celebrate]. These guys are not telling me what they're doing."
His ex-girlfriend Demi, in the meantime, spilled on what kind of superpower she wishes to have. "My ideal superpower? I wish I could teleport, just snap my fingers and be in a room," she gushed. Jonas Brothers' member Nick, on the other hand, shared that he would love to get the ability to fly as his superpower.
