Jonas brothers unite for 'Chasing Happiness'

Family is more important to the siblings than music will ever be, says Nick, Kevin and Joe in unison. After a long hiatus, the brothers confessed about their soured relationship, band and more in the promising documentary.

Los Angeles: The Jonas Brothers are back with a bang for their music documentary 'Chasing Happiness'. The much-awaited project unveiled stories of their lives in a new way. The Jersey-born pop stars opened about their childhood, stardom, break-up and reunion in the new musical documentary.

'Chasing Happiness' is pegged to the release of their fifth studio album “Happiness Begins” on June 7. Talking about the album, they said: "'Happiness' is much more about family than music."

Priyanka Chopra came along with hubby Nick Jonas to attend the premiere of the documentary in Los Angeles. Sophie Turner and Danielle Jonas also turned up for the event with their partners.

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The trio Nick, Kevin and Joe Jonas split up in 2013 after they realized their priorities are no longer aligned. While Nick and Joe soared high solo in their careers, Kevin devoted time to his wife and two children. After a six-year-long hiatus, the band decided to reunite and came back with “Sucker” this year.

Talking about the documentary director John Taylor said: "The Jonas brothers were finally able to express the pain of the band's breakup, and get beyond it."

In a recent interview to James Corden on 'The Late Night Show', an emotional Nick expressed: “During that time, we started to realize there was a magic that we felt like we were missing.”

"Chasing Happiness" will be streaming on Amazon Prime Video.