Nick Jonas is honored for diabetes advocacy at Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation's charity boxing night

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Nick Jonas, who has been living with Type 1 diabetes since childhood, has been an outspoken advocate for diabetes health and awareness.And on Wednesday the Jonas Brothers star had his years of advocacy recognized when he received the Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation's Golden Glove Award during its 11th annual Big Fighters, Big Cause charity boxing night in Beverly Hills.While at the the event, the first-time father opened up about his newborn daughter Malti and how he likes to sooth her ears by singing to her, according to Entertainment Tonight.

Making a difference: Nick Jonas, 29, was honored for his diabetes advocacy when he attended the Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation's11th annual Big Fighters, Big Cause charity boxing night in Beverly HillsJonas, 29, hit the red carpet solo in black pleated slacks with a subtle green leather jacket over w black t-shirt.Appearing to leave his wife Priyanka Chopra at home with their baby girl, the musician and actoralso wore black leather boots, and had his dark hair cropped short.

At one point, theJumanji: Welcome to the Jungle star partnered up on the red carpet with the host of the evening, Sugar Ray Leonard.The legendary boxing champion kept it casual in the fashion department in faded blue jeans with gray shirt, tax leather jacket and brown sneakers.

Stylin': Appearing to leave his wife Priyanka Chopra at home with their baby girl, Jonashit the red carpet solo in black pleated slacks with a subtle green leather jacket over w black t-shirt Honored: The Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation bestowed its Golden Glove Award to Jonas for his diabetes advocacy and awareness during its 11th annual Big Fighters, Big Cause charity boxing night in Beverly Hills Now that Jonas has a wife and baby at home,.