Jon Bon Jovi has been in the music industry for four decades now and he is considered to be legendary rock artist. More recently, the musician looked back at his long career and he made a joke referencing Taylor Swift.
According to Us Weekly Magazine, the rock legend appeared at the Television Critics Association panel on February 9 to promote his upcoming docuseries titled "Thank You, Goodnight" which will be available for streaming via Hulu.
During the conversation the singer reflected on his carerr, saying how music changed him through the years as he lived his life as an artist for so long.
"That's been the magic of 40 years of career. At 20, when I got a record deal, I didn't have a lot else to write about except high school," he said.
He then cracked a joke about Taylor Swift, adding, "And I didn't break up with people like Taylor did."
Jon Bon Jovi Love Life
It is true that Jon Bon Jovi didn't break up with a lot of women as he met his future wife back when they were still students at Sayreville War Memorial High School in New Jersey.
The singer and his wife, Dorothea Bongiovi, were high school lovers and they waited nine years before tying the knot and eloped in Las Vegas. (via People Magazine)
At the time of their marriage, Bon Jovi was in his prime yeas as he began touring across the United States and many people already know him as the rock star he is until today.
Since then, the pair welcomed four children to their lives named Stephanie, Romeo, Jesse, and Jacob.
Jon Bon Jovi Health Update
In early reports, the Bon Jovi singer attended the Pollstar Live! conference where he was awarded the Milestone Award.
During the conversation, his recent vocal reconstructive surgery was brought up and he mentioned that he never experienced something like this ever in his life.
"It's been a difficult road, but I found a doctor in Philadelphia who did something called a medialization, because one of my cords was literally atrophied," he said.
The reason why the singer had a surgery was because his paralyzed vocal fold was needed to be pushed to the middle.
Now that he's been recovering from his surgery, he teased fans about what's coming next: "New record's done. So now I just want to get back to two and a half hours a night, four nights a week, before I'm gonna go out there on the road for real. But I'm confident in my doctor."
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