Kevin Jonas reflects on how his definition of success has shifted over time, now centered on having his family attend his shows and share those moments with him rather than external measures of achievement.
I think that success has changed for me. And I think seeing having my family be able to attend shows, which I never thought was going to happen when we had that. Did your kids? My children, yeah. Because we broke up and they're just about to have our first. I never thought they'd experience the Jones special. What is that like, having your kids show up and, like, it's the greatest experience. You know, having my wife Danielle and my support there and that feeling is unmatched. But then having my two girls come to shows and bring their friends and be like, proud. Wow. And like, be excited and like, be singing. We did this thing on Broadway and they're on like on the balcony and like jam jumping around around singing a song. It's unimaginably like nothing else matters. It's like, cool. Did it great.
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