Kevin Jonas Net Worth

What Is Kevin Jonas' Net Worth?

Kevin Jonas is an American musician and actor who has a net worth of $40 million. Kevin Jonas is best known as the lead guitarist of the Jonas Brothers, the pop-rock band he formed with his younger brothers Joe and Nick Jonas.

The group rose to fame in the mid-2000s with hits like "It's About Time" (2006), "Jonas Brothers" (2007), "A Little Bit Longer" (2008), and "Lines, Vines and Trying Times" (2009). Their success was amplified by starring roles in the Disney Channel films "Camp Rock" and "Camp Rock 2," as well as the series "Jonas" and "Living the Dream."

Following the band's 2013 split, Kevin shifted focus to business ventures. He launched a home construction company, JonasWerner, and co-founded a digital influencer marketing firm called The Blu Market. He also appeared on reality shows, including "Married to Jonas" (with his wife Danielle) and "The Celebrity Apprentice."

The Jonas Brothers reunited in 2019 with the chart-topping album "Happiness Begins," followed by "The Album" in 2023. Their music resurgence was accompanied by the Amazon documentary "Chasing Happiness" and a new chapter in touring. Kevin also co-hosts the ABC reality competition "Claim to Fame" with his youngest brother Frankie.

Despite earlier financial struggles—he revealed he lost most of his fortune after the band's breakup—Kevin has since reestablished his footing as both a performer and entrepreneur.

2013 Near-Bankruptcy

In several podcast interviews conducted in 2025, Kevin revealed that after the Jonas Brothers disbanded in 2013, he was very close to bankruptcy. He revealed that he lost nearly all of his money during the hiatus due to a combination of poor investments and inexperience managing wealth outside the entertainment industry. He admitted that he had placed too much trust in others and lacked the financial literacy to make informed decisions. The abrupt transition from pop stardom to financial instability was a wake-up call. Determined to rebuild, Kevin educated himself about business and entrepreneurship. He launched JonasWerner, a custom home construction company, and co-founded The Blu Market, a digital influencer marketing agency. These ventures allowed him to regain financial stability and reshape his identity beyond music. The experience also instilled a deeper sense of humility and resilience. Kevin has spoken openly about the lessons he learned, hoping to encourage others in similar situations to take control of their finances. By the time the Jonas Brothers reunited in 2019, he had reestablished himself both as a savvy entrepreneur and as a grounded family man, using his past missteps as motivation for a more sustainable and informed future.

Early Life

Paul Kevin Jonas II, better known as Kevin Jonas, was born on November 5, 1987, in Teaneck, New Jersey. He was raised in Wyckoff, New Jersey, along with his younger brothers, Joe, Nick, and Frankie. Kevin's mother, Denise Marie (née Miller), formerly worked as a sign language teacher and singer, and his father, Paul Kevin Jonas, Sr., is a former ordained minister at an Assemblies of God church and also a songwriter and musician.

The Jonas Brothers

In 2005, Columbia Records president Steven Greenberg listened to Nick Jonas's record. He did not like the album but liked Nick's voice, and after hearing all three of the older Jonas brothers (Kevin, Joe, and Nick) perform together, he decided to sign them together as a group act. The Jonas Brothers released their debut studio album, "It's About Time," in August 2006, but it did not perform well. Ultimately, they were dropped by Columbia in early 2007. The brothers quickly signed on with Hollywood Records in February 2007 and released their second album, "Jonas Brothers," in August 2007. This release fared significantly better and even peaked at #5 on the Billboard Hot 200 chart.

Riding the wave of the success of their second album, the Jonas Brothers started appearing on television. Their first on-screen appearance was in an episode of the Disney Channel show "Hannah Montana" titled "Me and Mr. Jonas and Mr. Jonas and Mr. Jonas," on August 17, 2007. They followed this up with a successful appearance in the Disney Channel Original Movie "Camp Rock" (2008), with Joe Jonas in the lead role opposite Demi Lovato. They reprised their roles in the sequel, "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" (2010).

In May 2008, the Jonas Brothers debuted their own reality short series on the Disney Channel, "Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream." It ran until September that year and followed the brothers as they embarked on their "Look Me in the Eyes" tour. A second season of the show followed them on the European leg of their 2009 World Tour. Then, they released their third studio album, "A Little Big Longer," in August 2008, and it peaked at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart. Kevin began starring alongside his brothers Joe, Nick, and Frankie on their own Disney Channel Original Series, "Jonas," which ran from May 2009 to October 2010 for two seasons (under the name "Jonas L.A." for the second season). Not only do the brothers (and their younger brother Frankie) star as exaggerated, fictionalized versions of themselves on the show, but their bodyguard on the show is played by Robert "Big Rob" Feggans, who was working as their real-life head of security at the time! The Jonas Brothers released their fourth studio album, "Lines, Vines, and Trying Times," in June 2009. The Jonas Brothers left their label, Hollywood Records, in May 2012 and subsequently revealed that they had bought all the rights to their own music. Then, from August 2012 to May 2013, Kevin and his wife Danielle starred in an E! reality series, "Married to Jonas," documenting their domestic life. His brothers were also featured on the show.

The band announced that they were breaking up in October 2013 due to "creative differences," and each of the brothers embarked on their own various pursuits. They reunited in February 2019, almost six years after disbanding, with the new single "Sucker." They released the documentary "Chasing Happiness" (2019), which covers materials like the brothers' childhoods, how they started as a band, what led to them disbanding, and why they got back together again. Their fifth studio album, "Happiness Begins", was released in June 2019.

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Other Ventures and Projects

Outside of music, Kevin is the founder of a real estate development company called JonasWerner. He is also the CEO of a communication/social media firm called The Blu Market company and created a food app called Yood in 2015. He worked on many of these ventures during the time that the Jonas Brothers band was broken up. Additionally, he was on the seventh season of the reality competition series "Celebrity Apprentice" (2014), although he was eliminated in the second episode, and he made an appearance on a 2014 episode of the reality show "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" as a contractor working on Kathy Wakile's house. Kevin and his wife Danielle previously partnered with the brand Dreft to launch an app, Amazing Baby Days, that helped couples capture all of the little moments throughout pregnancy and into the first year of their child's life. As part of this partnership, Danielle live-tweeted the birth of their first daughter.

Personal Life

While on vacation with his family in the Bahamas in May 2007, Kevin met Danielle Deleasa, who was also on vacation with her family. At the time, she was working as a hairdresser. They married on December 19, 2009, at Oheka Castle in Huntington, New York. Together, they have two daughters: Alena Rose Jonas (born on February 2, 2014) and Valentina Angelina Jonas (born on October 27, 2016).

Real Estate

Kevin and Danielle Jonas have actively invested in luxury real estate throughout New Jersey. In 2010, they purchased a five-bedroom home in Denville for approximately $1.2 million, which was featured prominently on their reality series "Married to Jonas." They sold the property in 2014 for around $1.7 million. In 2013, Kevin founded a custom home construction company, JonasWerner, and soon after built a lavish mansion in Boonton. The home featured a wine cellar, man cave, saltwater pool, gym, and putting green, and it sold in 2017 for about $2 million. In 2020, the couple purchased a 6,000-square-foot home in Montvale, New Jersey, for $1.7 million. They sold the property in April 2025 for $2.7 million. The Montvale estate included high-end features such as a wine cellar, four-car garage, and resort-style backyard.

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