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Look: Jonas Brothers Celebrate Premiere of Christmas Movie in NYC
The Jonas Brothers premiered their first family Christmas movie with celebrity cameos while touring, fulfilling a long-held goal and reflecting their sibling dynamics.
- On Monday, the Jonas Brothers attended the New York City premiere, walking the red carpet with cameo stars Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Laverne Cox and Randall Park during their 2025 tour.
- Development on the project stretches back to early Disney collaborations, with production earlier this year in Toronto, fulfilling a longtime goal, the brothers say.
- The film frames a chaotic trip from London to New York, featuring family cameos including Priyanka Chopra Jonas, their daughter, Danielle Jonas and her daughters, blending sibling dynamics with star appearances.
- The film's streaming debut on Disney+ and Hulu arrives days after the NYC premiere, premiering on November 14, 2025.
- After two decades in the spotlight, their audience now spans generations as original fans bring children to Jonas Brothers concerts, while Nick Jonas raises awareness for Type 1 Diabetes ahead of World Diabetes Day on November 14.
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