Kevin Jonas said he lost “almost all” of his money after the Jonas Brothers disbanded in 2013, revealing on Lewis Howes’ “The School of Greatness” podcast that a failed investment partnership drained nearly 90 % of his fortune. “I was down to the 10 % left,” the 37-year-old guitarist recalled, citing mis-timed property deals and other ventures undertaken during the band’s hiatus. Jonas explained that the financial crisis forced him to reassess his approach to business and personal spending. He credited the sibling trio’s 2019 reunion—and the revenue that followed—for stabilising his finances, saying the second chance was “fortuitous” and gave him “a bite at the apple” he nearly lost. The disclosure comes as Jonas joins brothers Nick and Joe in preparing for the Jonas20: Living the Dream Tour, which opens 10 August at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey to mark the group’s 20th anniversary. The tour underscores the band’s commercial resurgence and Kevin Jonas’s return to financial health.