Joe Jonas has emphasized that his upcoming album, *Music for People Who Believe in Love*, isn’t aimed at his estranged wife, Sophie Turner. The 35-year-old singer, preparing to release his second solo album on October 18, shared in a Billboard interview that while the record is his "most personal" yet, it isn’t intended to target anyone. Jonas and Turner, who share two daughters, announced their split on September 6 after four years of marriage, leading to a public custody dispute that was eventually resolved through mediation. Reflecting on the album, Jonas expressed gratitude for his life and family, noting that the music mirrors his journey through recent life changes, including becoming a father and navigating the pressures of the music industry. The *Waffle House* hit maker hopes the album will resonate with those who, like him, are navigating love and life's complexities.