Jonas Brothers Reflect on Breakup, Share Parenting Views

The Jonas Brothers have reflected on their 2013 breakup, agreeing that the split, caused by creative differences and communication issues, ultimately helped heal and strengthen their bond as brothers. Nick Jonas admitted he could have communicated the need for the hiatus more lovingly, and the six-year break allowed them to rebuild their relationship through difficult but necessary conversations. Joe Jonas noted that they now communicate more openly and without fear of conflict, while Kevin Jonas said they still use some filters but always come together when needed. In addition to discussing their band dynamics, the brothers shared insights into their differing parenting styles, with Kevin admitting he sometimes tells white lies to his daughters and Nick and Joe acknowledging occasional 'healthy fibs.' Their experience was also documented in their 2019 film 'Chasing Happiness,' and they highlighted a trip to Cuba as helping solidify their reunion. They are now preparing for their 20th-anniversary tour, emphasizing growth, honesty, and family as key to their continued success.