The Jonas Brothers have broken their silence regarding the break up of their band, saying that it had nothing to do with drugs.
Nick Jonas said that he was the first one to raise "concerns" about the group's direction and admitted that his heart wasn't in the music anymore, Metro.co.uk reported.
He said that he felt he was trapped and needed to share his heart with his brothers.
Joe told People Magazine that it was the toughest thing he had heard in years and he couldn't speak at first as it was explosive.
The band had earlier cancelled their tour and closed their official twitter account, before revealing that they had split.
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