The Jonas Brothers immortalize themselves at iconic Hollywood theater with handprints and footprints

The Jonas Brothers have officially left their mark at Hollywood's iconic TCL Theatre, cementing their handprints and footprints in the famous courtyard. The ceremony, held on Wednesday, celebrated the band's enduring influence and connection with their fans.

During the event, the trio took to the stage to express their gratitude. Joe Jonas described the experience as "completely surreal," recalling that the TCL Theatre was the first place they visited upon arriving in Los Angeles. Reflecting on their journey, he said, "As kids from New Jersey, we never imagined our hands and feet would become a permanent part of Hollywood history. It's truly an honor."

The ceremony coincides with the Jonas Brothers marking their 20th anniversary as a band. Nick Jonas dedicated a portion of his speech to his wife, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, highlighting her support and inspiration in his life. "You challenge and uplift me, making me a better artist and person," he said, also noting their shared anniversary that day.

Kevin Jonas followed, thanking his wife Danielle Jonas for being his constant companion throughout their journey. He also mentioned his daughters, Alina and Valentina, expressing his excitement to share the milestone with them in Los Angeles.

The Jonas Brothers first joined the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2023 and have been creating music together for nearly two decades. The group rose to prominence with their early albums "It's About Time" (2006), "Jonas Brothers" (2007), and "A Little Bit Longer" (2008), as well as starring in Disney Channel projects including "Jonas" and the "Camp Rock" films.

After releasing "Lines, Vines and Trying Times" in 2009, the brothers pursued individual projects. Nick Jonas achieved success with his solo albums, including hits like "Jealous" and "Close," while Joe Jonas found acclaim with DNCE and the song "Cake by the Ocean." The band reunited in 2019 with the chart-topping single "Sucker" from the album "Happiness Begins," and later released "The Album" (2023) and "Greetings From Your Hometown" earlier this year.

Recently, they premiered the holiday film "A Very Jonas Christmas Movie," chronicling their chaotic journey from London to New York in time for Christmas. The brothers also revealed plans to work on "Camp Rock 3," the next installment of the popular Disney Channel series.

Author: Grace Ellison