Jonas Brothers honoured at TCL Theatre with handprint ceremony as they complete 20 years in music

Jonas Brothers at TLC Theatre

The Jonas Brothers experienced one of the most emotional moments of their career this week as they were honoured at Hollywood’s legendary TCL Theatre, leaving their handprints and footprints in cement—a tradition reserved for some of the most cherished names in entertainment.

For Joe, Nick, and Kevin Jonas, the ceremony felt like a full-circle moment, arriving as they celebrate an incredible 20 years of making music together.

What began as three brothers with big dreams in New Jersey has grown into a global legacy adored by millions.

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Fans, loved ones, and industry friends gathered to watch the trio step into a piece of Hollywood history.

Joe Jonas, visibly moved, summed up the surreal nature of the milestone. According to ABC News, he described the experience as "totally surreal." Thinking back to their first trip to Los Angeles, he said, “Walking around to see the stars, to see these handprints, and thinking like, one day maybe, but never this, I guess, early in our career. It's an honour.”

Reflecting on their beginnings, he added, “We were just normal kids growing up in New Jersey. You know, we never imagined our hands and feet would one day be a part of Hollywood history."

Nick Jonas used the occasion to express his love and appreciation for his wife, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, speaking with heartfelt sincerity. "Thank you for bringing me so much light, joy, and perspective into my life," he said.

“You inspire me, challenge me, and support me in ways that make me better as an artist, father and a man. And I'm endlessly grateful to walk through this life with you. And happy anniversary.” As the audience cheered, the couple shared a warm kiss, marking not just a career milestone but a deeply personal celebration.

Kevin Jonas also spoke lovingly about his wife, Danielle Jonas, calling her “being my constant, my best friend, the person who has been with me through every chapter on this wild ride.” He smiled as he mentioned his daughters, Alina and Valentina, saying, “I can't wait to bring you to LA to show you this and be so proud of it.”

This honour comes just two years after their induction into the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2023, adding another layer to a career that continues to evolve.

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Since first winning fans in 2005 with albums like It’s About Time and A Little Bit Longer, and later featuring in Disney hits Jonas and Camp Rock, the brothers have created a lasting legacy in music, film, and television.

Their reunion in 2019 brought back the excitement, leading to hit albums like Happiness Begins and The Album. Their recent projects include A Very Jonas Christmas Movie and work on Camp Rock 3, showing that the trio still has many more stories to share.