The Jonas Brothers are reportedly reuniting six years after they split.
The brothers, Joe, Nick and Kevin, formed their boyband in 2005, before they shot to fame in 2007 when they starred in Disney’s Camp Rock alongside Demi Lovato.
The trio announced their split in 2013 and Nick later revealed that he was the one to initiate the conversation about breaking up as “there were creative differences”.
According to The Sun the brothers flew to London last week to plan their comeback and are reportedly set to release new music and a documentary about their reunion.
“After enjoying solo music success and taking time to work on passion projects, they feel that now is the right time to get back together,” a source told the publication.
“It’s no secret that things weren’t great by the end of the Jonas Brothers, but blood is thicker than water and they’ve healed their rift in the years since the split,” they added.
Following their split Joe opened up about his relationship with his brothers during their time as a band and had a Reddit AMA in which he said: “I was seeing a therapist and I wasn’t on speaking terms with my brothers.”
Reports of a reunion come after Nick was spotted liking a number of tweets about their comeback, including one in which a fan said: “11 years ago I became a fan of the Jonas Brothers but I never had the chance to see them live. If a reunion is really gonna happen I will be the happiest man on earth.”
