How Did Kevin Jonas Almost Lose All His Money?

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Key Takeaways
- Kevin Jonas faced significant financial losses after the Jonas Brothers disbanded.
- He made poor investment decisions which led to almost total financial ruin.
- Kevin emphasized the importance of understanding money.
- He learned valuable lessons from his experiences.
- Reuniting with his brothers gave him a second chance at success.
Los Angeles, July 9 (NationPress) Musician Kevin Jonas has opened up about how he lost nearly all of his wealth following the breakup of the Jonas Brothers in 2013.
During an episode of Lewis Howes’ podcast, “The School of Greatness,” Kevin joined his brothers Nick and Joe Jonas to share their journey of discovering what truly matters in life after experiencing significant financial loss, as reported by people.com.
Kevin revealed that a series of poor business investments in his younger years resulted in him losing almost everything. “I’ve witnessed the transition from initial success to financial ruin — not comprehending the value of money, losing it all, to having just a fraction left,” Kevin explained.
The podcast host was taken aback by Kevin’s revelation, asking if he really lost such a substantial amount of money.
“Yes, most of it, down to about ten percent remaining,” the eldest Jonas brother replied. This financial crisis occurred roughly nine years ago due to a misguided partnership, according to Kevin.
“I invested in numerous properties and other ventures while building at the time. Unfortunately, it wasn’t the right partnership, if you catch my drift,” he noted.
He emphasized that he “gained invaluable lessons” from that experience.
“Fortunately, we got a second chance with the band reuniting, which was a bit of luck,” he remarked.
The Jonas Brothers soared to fame starting in 2005 with their inaugural tour, releasing their debut album It’s About Time in 2006, and featuring in Disney’s Camp Rock in 2008. However, they decided to take a break in 2013.
Kevin starred in the immensely popular musical films Camp Rock in 2008 and its sequel Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam in 2010, along with other series like Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream and Jonas.