“As young girls, looking up to great women is what I want for them,” the former Disney Channel star continued. “I think what values I want for them are to be open-minded and have a big heart.”

The musician also wants the little ones to “be able to walk into any room and feel confidence and know that they can do literally anything they want.”

Jonas gushed about how “really grateful” he feels about their “beautiful co-parenting relationship.”

He and Turner, 29, started dating in 2016, with the actor getting down on one knee the following year.

The couple wed in 2019, welcoming Willa and Delphine in 2020 and 2022, respectively.

News broke of their split in 2023.

While the ensuing custody battle was a contentious one — with Turner suing Jonas for “wrongfully remov[ing]” their kids from England and his rep calling the legal action a “serious abuse” of the system — they reached a temporary resolution through mediation in October 2023.

The duo agreed to settle their split in private — only for Turner to file to reactivate divorce proceedings in March 2024.

By the time they finalized their divorce in September of that same year, both parties had moved on romantically.

Jonas, who has been linked to model Stormi Bree and actress Laila Abdallah, recently described post-divorce dating as “scary and intimidating” in a TalkShopLive stream.

Turner, for her part, sparked rumors last month that she split from her aristocrat boyfriend, Peregrine Pearson, after two years together.

The actress sent tongues wagging Saturday when she showed support for Jonas’ solo album, “Music for People Who Believe in Love,” via social media.

“Go go @joejonas,” the Emmy nominee wrote on her Story.