Jamie Laing left Jon Bon Jovi stunned when he revealed which song he lost his virginity to in a hilarious confession on Friday.
Joining hosts Alex Jones and Clara Amfo on The One Show, the rocker, 63, discussed his new album, Forever, and announced his UK tour dates.
But Jamie had one very important question about the setlist and asked if he would be playing Livin’ on a Prayer.
‘That song means a lot to me. I lost my virginity to it,’ the TV personality revealed, which left Alex and Clara in fits of giggles.
Jon laughed: ‘Now we’re talking. There goes the family show ratings. The producers are running. What did you do?’
‘What? When I listened to it?’ Jamie added.
Jamie Laing left Jon Bon Jovi stunned when he revealed which song he lost his virginity to in a hilarious confession on Friday
Joining hosts Alex Jones and Clara Amfo on The One Show, the rocker, 63, discussed his new album, Forever, and announced his UK tour dates
But Alex swiftly interrupted, ‘Let’s not, this is a family show!’ while Jon admitted: ‘We don’t need the details.’
The ‘Forever’ tour, which will kick off in July 2026 and see him return to the stage with the band three years after he underwent vocal surgery.
However, fans were disappointed after learning that the band’s tour next year will not feature a full reunion.
They had hoped for a complete reunion that would feature Richie Sambora, 66, who was the lead guitarist for the band for three decades and co-wrote monster hits Livin on a Prayer and You Give Love A Bad Name with Bon Jovi.
Sambora left the band — whose original lineup also featured David Bryan, Alec John Such and Tico Torres — abruptly in 2013 during a world tour, leading to a years-long feud.
And according to TMZ, Sambora is not going to appear on the tour, and has no plans to ever reunite with the band.
Though Bon Jovi and Sambora are on speaking terms, there still isn’t any plan for him to be included in the tour even for a few shows, a source told the publication.
After Bon Jovi made the tour announcement, fans questioned why Sambora wasn’t on the poster.
But Jamie had one very important question about the setlist and asked if he would be playing Livin’ on a Prayer. ‘That song means a lot to me. I lost my virginity to it,’ he revealed
But Alex swiftly interrupted, ‘Let’s not, this is a family show!’ while Jon admitted: ‘We don’t need the details’
Bon Jovi’s fans were disappointed after learning that the band’s tour next year will not feature a full reunion; Singer Jon Bon Jovi, 63, seen performing in 2024
Fans hoped to see Richie Sambora, 66, who was the lead guitarist for the band and co-wrote monster hits Livin on a Prayer with Bon Jovi; Sambora and Bon Jovi pictured in 1985
They commented: ‘Please bring back Richie! It just ain’t the same without him man!’; ‘Bring Richie back! Please!’;
‘Call Sambora!!!!’; ‘Wheres Ritchie??’; ‘Get back Ritchie!’
Sambora left Bon Jovi’s 2013 world tour mid-run to focus on his family and daughter, Ava, following his divorce from Heather Locklear.
Bon Jovi shared the tour news in an Instagram announcement on Thursday, writing, ‘There is a lot of joy in this announcement – joy that we can share these nights together with our amazing fans and joy that the band can be together.’
‘I am lucky enough to be able to hold a light out to the audience each night and stand in their reflection for a tremendous collective experience – I get to stand in the WE of our concerts.’
‘And I’ve spoken extensively on my gratitude but I will say it again, I’m deeply grateful that the fans and the brotherhood of this band have been patient and allowed me the time needed to get healthy and prepare for touring. I’m ready and excited! – JBJ’
Bon Jovi announced the ‘Forever’ tour, which will kick off in July 2026 and see the lead singer return to the stage three years after he underwent vocal surgery
But fans questioned why Ritchie Sambora wasn’t on the poster, with one writing, ‘Please bring back Richie! It just ain’t the same without him man!’
In September, Bon Jovi admitted he’s still ‘heartbroken’ that Sambora ‘walked out’ on the band; The two seen performing in 2013
Sambora left the band abruptly in 2013 during a world tour to focus on his family, leading to a years-long feud; Sambora and Bon Jovi pictured in 1984
The group’s tour will kick off in July 2026 at Madison Square Garden in New York City and later stop by London, Dublin and Edinburgh.
In September, Bon Jovi admitted he’s still ‘heartbroken’ that Sambora ‘walked out’ on the band during his appearance on the Dumb Blonde podcast.
‘My heartbreak with him is the way he walked out on us, compounded by the fact that it took him years to come back in the room just to have a meal with Tico and David and I and say, “I’m sorry,”‘ he shared.
‘It’s unfortunate. It’s heartbreaking … but if what he wanted was to be just Richie Sambora, not a member of Bon Jovi, do it right? I always encourage all of my guys, because my attitude was, “Bring the information back that you learn outside. It’ll only help us.”‘
‘So for whatever reason, he walked out, and then that was that. But I can’t defend or or accuse in any … and it’s just not worth it anymore. After so many years, I just … if you can’t figure [it out] or get it together, then it’s not on us, right? I love the man, heartbroken that he walked out on us.’
Last year Sambora said he had ‘a different perspective’ on the events that took place in Bon Jovi than what was depicted in Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story, the Hulu docuseries about the band.
He told People that he felt the four-part docuseries did not reflect his story of how things went down with the rock band, as he thought it was primarily from the view of his former bandmate Bon Jovi.
‘It’s his project and it’s his perspective,’ said Sambora, who was interviewed in the project. ‘I have a different perspective on all of that.’
However, despite their bitter parting, the two watched most of the documentary together.
