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Kevin Jonas was burning up after showing his private parts in a group chat that included brothers Nick and Joe Jonas, the famous siblings revealed during Tuesday’s episode of their “Hey Jonas!” podcast.
Joe explained that they have a group text chain with friends who are all New York Giants fans, and Kevin excitedly shared a pic of his TV of the announcement that NFL player J.J. McCarthy was going to start as quarterback.
But Kevin panicked after he realized that he accidentally exposed himself.
“Guys, d–k’s out,” he explained. “The photo has mirrors, and I didn’t clock it, and it was in our bathroom, and I took the photo as I’m getting into the shower.”
But his brothers were even more amused by Kevin’s panicked response.
“The texts are … Kevin, they are legendary,” Nick, 34, cracked.
They then showed the texts which read, “Guys delete the photo I’m sorry.”
The texts continued, “Cuck my life. F–k. Delete the thread f–k.” Another read, “I’m such a moron.”
Kevin, 38, had a sense of humor about the slip-up, laughing as his brothers poked fun at him. Making it even more amusing was that Joe, 37, was dressed up as a hot dog during the conversation, in honor of Halloween.
“It’s literally just your wiener,” Joe said of the photo Kevin sent. “And it’s funny for me to say that, but I just realized, my costume — because I’m dressed as a wiener.”
Kevin, who was dressed up as a hamburger, also revealed his wife Danielle’s reaction to the penis pic.
“She goes, ‘Oh no,'” he recalled.
On his Instagram Stories, Kevin jokingly posted his Google inquiry asking how long he has to unsend a photo, to which the response was two minutes.
Kevin’s body has been been getting plenty of attention as of late. In May, he shocked his fans when Danielle posted a video showing off her husband’s shredded physique while working out at the gym.
Danielle promoted her husband’s song, “Little Things,” while joking about his fit figure.
“‘Little Things’ out now and apparently so are the abs,” she cracked.






