Jonas Brothers Can't Visit Make-A-Wish Kids, So They Sent Heartwarming Videos Instead

The Jonas Brothers might not directly have the ability to visit the very special children they plan to meet by means of the the Make-a-Wish Foundation now, so they sent the next best thing: videos.


The celebrities spent some time recording heartfelt messages to be sent to the firms young recipients in lieu of physical visits because of the current social-distancing points in place. The pop stars cannot take any chances with potentially spreading the novel coronavirus, and so have had to send their love digitally for the time being. Celebrities like Ryan Reynolds also took the possibility to send video messages to the children waiting to meet him as well.


"We know a lot of those wishes have been canceled with everything that has been going on, yet we just hope you know that you are loved and we think you guys are the greatest," Kevin mentioned in one of the pre-recorded messages.


"I know these are tough times, confusing times, although I think the thing that’s helping me through it -- and maybe this can support all of you -- is I’ve been spending some time just writing," Nick shared. "It would be in a journal, it might would be a short story or a poem or a song. Whichever brings you happiness, that’s the thing concentrate on now It's opinions that all of us can definitely follow.


“I hope this video brings you some joy like all of the Make-a-Wish kids bring me and my brothers so much joy once we get to meet you," Joe instructed them children in his recording, all shared in a medley on the official Make-a-Wish Foundation Instagram page in a task to provoke others to spread hope throughout these challenging times.


"Keep up everything you're doing. You're the strongest in the world," mentioned Kevin.