Kevin Jonas is reflecting on a hard-earned life lesson that nearly cost him everything—just before the Jonas Brothers’ 2019 reunion revived more than just their careers. In a candid appearance on the School of Greatness podcast, Kevin revealed that he lost nearly all his money roughly nine years ago, before the sibling trio decided to reunite.
“I lost most of it—down to about 10 percent,” Kevin admitted, explaining that risky real estate investments and unfortunate partnerships led to his financial downfall. “I was building and investing, but it just wasn’t the right setup,” he added.
The timing of the band’s revival couldn’t have been more perfect. The brothers’ return launched new music, tours, and now their upcoming “Jonas20: Living the Dream Tour,” which marks two decades since the band’s formation. The tour kicks off in New Jersey this August, featuring special guests like the All-American Rejects, Boys Like Girls, and Marshmello.
“Getting a second shot with the band was a blessing,” Kevin said. “It forced me to reevaluate how I approach life and money. I never wanted to learn that lesson the hard way—but I’m better for it.”
From financial despair to a full-circle comeback, Kevin’s story proves second chances can be life-changing.
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