Michael Stewart/WireImageJoe Jonas and Gigi Hadid decided to call off their romantic relationship earlier this month, and it appears both of them are moving forward in a positive way…but that doesn't mean they're ready to start dating again!
We caught up with the DNCE singer during the 2015 Nickelodeon Halo Awards and chatted about his plans now that he's single.
"I'm pretty busy. We don't have a lot of free time on our hands," he said, regarding whether he plans to hop into the dating world soon. "But I think just getting out there and playing shows, that's a priority right now."
Meanwhile, Hadid also seems to be focusing on work. She took to Instagram Monday to share new photos of a super hot Vogue campaign with Star Wars star Domhnall Gleeson. Not to mention, last week she walked in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, which she says was a childhood dream fulfilled.
"It's just great to have an actual dream actually come true is so crazy," she expressed to E! News before the show. "This is what made me want to be a model and these are the girls I looked up to my whole life. So, to be in it with them and to get to see them do what they're pros at in real life is amazing."
Sources close to Hadid also told us she's been doing well after the breakup, especially considering she and Joe remain friends.
"Gigi is doing amazing. She has so many friends and family around her at this time," the insider told us after the split earlier this month. "She is still good friends with Joe. They don't have any bad blood whatsoever, and they were always going to remain being friends."
The ex-couple—formerly known as G.I. Joe—started dating in June 2015, but their friendship goes back several years before that.
Joe first asked Gigi out in 2010. "We met at the Grammys when I was 13 years old," Gigi said during a Periscope Q&A in September. "And he asked me to a baseball game, and I said, 'No.'" Gigi attended the event with her music producer stepfather, David Foster, and her mother, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Yolanda Foster. "I was so nervous; I literally didn't even know what it meant to hang out with a boy," she said. "And also, Grammys are on a Sunday, and I didn't want to tell him that I had school the next day, so I was like, 'No, maybe next time.'"
Joe persisted by writing his number on a piece of paper and giving it to Yolanda. "We've been friends ever since," Gigi said. "Except now, we're more than friends, obvs."
We're glad to know they'll still remain pals!