JOE Jonas has admitted that he “cried his eyes out” when his brother, Nick Jonas, received a coaching spot on The Voice instead of him.
On Monday, the Jonas Brothers — Nick, 30, Joe, 33, and Kevin Jonas, 35 — were special guests on Dax Shepard’s podcast titled Armchair Expert.
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They discussed the competitiveness and jealousy the three brothers went through.
Kevin discussed how “jealous” he was when Nick and Joe were releasing solo albums, despite being jealous, he was happy for them.
While chatting with the host, Joe admitted that while he was at a Fleetwood Mac concert, he received the news that Nick was chosen to be a judge on the popular NBC series, The Voice.
“As they were playing Landslide, I found out that he was going to be a judge on The Voice and I was so jealous I cried my eyes out to Landslide.
It was bittersweet. I’m super happy for him but I’m also bummed cause like ‘I wanted that f**king gig!'”
In 2018, Joe was a judge on The Voice Australia.
JOE VS NICK
Back in 2013, the Jonas Brothers announced their breakup — devastating fans around the world.
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In their memoir, Blood, released in 2021, Nick was the one who initiated the band breakup.
He shared one of his pages on Instagram describing tsunamis and how “ugly” they get and how he felt when he walked into the meeting to discuss the band’s future.
He wrote: “I walked into that meeting like a tourist going to the teach. I kicked back on the couch and said, ‘What’s going on,’ and put my feet up. I didn’t see the tsunami coming.
And the tsunami was inside me, building up as Nick spoke.
I still remember the exact words he said, which were a bit different than what Kevin recalled but hit me a lot harder: ‘My heart is no longer in this’
It was like something our dad would say. Very pastorlike. Something an old-fashioned gentleman might say to his partner when getting divorced. It felt formal, serious… and permanent.”
‘NO MORE BROTHERS, EVER’
In a 2019 interview with CBS Sunday Morning, the brothers admitted they thought they would never play on the same stage together again.
“I checked out in my mind that, that was it; there’s going to be no more brothers, ever,” Joe said.
Nick added, “I feared that, you know, they would never speak to me again.”
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