The Jonas brothers explain why things were not "good" during the split

When the Jonas Brothers split in 2013, the fans had many questions. In particular, who was responsible for the sudden division and what was going on between Joe, Kevin and Nick Jonas? Now that the Jonas Brothers are getting together, there are finally some answers – and it turned out that there was a bit of grief after they broke up.

The division of Jonas Brothers in 2013 was due to "a deep division within the group"

Kevin, Nick and Joe Jonas shared the news of their sharing Hello America in 2013, they canceled their tour because of what their representative later revealed was "a deep fracture within the group". Their representative also noted that there "was a big disagreement about their musical direction".

It did not look good for the JoBros, as Nick had told the morning show: "We are the family first … I came to the table with the guys … and shared with them my heart and my feelings. I said, "Listen, I feel we have had some complications in the group for a long time. [and] without answering, I think this train will fall off the rails. "

The break was rough

Although they did not specify at that time what had prompted
the "deep ditch" it was assumed that things were a bit brittle between the
brothers. Now, all these years later, while talking about their meeting, they have
also gave insight into how bad things were.

In a recent interview with Elvis Duran of Z100, the Jonas Brothers ended up talking about the atmosphere that followed their separation.

Nick explained, "When it's over, it's not good," adding:
It took a few years to rebuild our family and, in our minds, it seemed
impossible for us to do this ever again. "

The brothers finally reached a turning point

While they were repairing their relationship, the desire to return to a collaboration on organic music appeared when they began shooting a documentary about their lives about a year ago.

The time together was kind of therapeutic, Nick explained, "We spent a lot of time filming again, and then I think we realized there was a magic we were missing. I kind of restarted the conversation and after a few more conversations, they came back … "

He added, "Fortunately, the filming of this documentary has resulted in good healings. Nearly a year later, we are now at the best place familywhich is the most important thing. From there, this music and this new chapter have just been incredible. "

Documentary was part of the healing process

Interestingly, this time spent together helped them in the healing process. Joe noted, "We had to work and understand what we were going through when we were young." and our relationship as brothers – it just happened in his day. "

Kevin called documentary shooting a type of therapy,
sharing, "[It] was great because we had to have real conversations and not hold
return. So for us it worked in a good way. "