The Jonas Brothers, consisting of Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas, took a six-year hiatus after their breakup in 2013, allowing them to heal and reconnect as brothers.

Nick Jonas, who proposed the breakup, reflected on his struggle to communicate his feelings maturely at the time, acknowledging that the band had 'run its course'.

Now, the Jonas Brothers are preparing to release their third album, titled 'Greetings From Your Hometown,' set for August 8, 2025.

In celebration of their 20-year anniversary, they will also launch an extensive tour alongside the album release.

The brothers have since improved their communication skills, allowing for more honest conversations and a stronger bond.

Kevin Jonas emphasized that while they may not completely remove their filters with each other, they prioritize their bond as brothers.

During the filming of their documentary 'Chasing Happiness,' they confronted complicated feelings about their breakup, which helped rekindle their personal and professional relationships.

Nick noted that some discussions felt more like interrogations on camera, highlighting the need for genuine connection without the cameras.

The brothers will discuss their experiences and the journey of their reunion in an upcoming episode of 'Last Meals' on Mythical Kitchen, airing on July 31, 2025.

Joe Jonas emphasized that the band struggled with honesty during their earlier years, which contributed to their abrupt split just days before a scheduled tour.

The band members recognized that unresolved internal disagreements over their direction led to their temporary hiatus.

A pivotal moment for the brothers occurred during a trip to Cuba, where they were able to bond without the pressures of their careers, significantly shifting Joe's mindset towards a reunion.