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There Was a Lot of PDA at the Jonas Brothers' Chasing Happiness Premiere

The “J Sisters,” the nickname Priyanka Chopra, Sophie Turner, and Danielle Jonas like to call themselves, reunited last night (June 3) to support their husbands, Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas as they premiered their new documentary Chasing Happiness. And naturally, the photos are a sight to behold.

But first, let’s talk about this documentary: It covers the rise of the Jonas Brothers to teenage stardom, obviously, but it also gets real about the brothers’ 2013 breakup and how they decided to get the band back together.

“We were three people living three different realities of what the Jonas Brothers were,” Kevin says in Chasing Happiness, per People. “We lost sight of the fact that we were just a band having a good time. People liked seeing us happy. We were not happy.”

It was Nick who finally said the band was over. “It was not, ‘My heart’s not in it, and I want to be real with you as band members and brothers.,'” Joe says. “It was, ‘The band is over. I want to go do stuff without you guys, and I’ve made up my mind.’”

Luckily, the brothers have worked through their differences. The family, which includes their parents and wives, was all smiles (and styling assists) on the red carpet last night.

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Nick Jonas Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas attend the Premiere Of Amazon Prime Video's Chasing Happiness — Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

While we sadly didn’t get a shot of all three “J sisters” together, the three Jonas couples made up for it by showing off a lot of love (and PDA) on the red carpet. Frankly, we’re here for it.

The newest newlyweds, Joe and Sophie, looked incredible. It seems that perhaps Joe has been taking some red carpet tips from Alex Rodriguez, who knows exactly when to let fiancé Jennifer Lopez have her moment. Bonus points to Sophie’s incredible dark lip—all hail the Queen in the North.

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner attend the premiere of Amazon Prime Video's Chasing Happiness — Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic

Priyanka and Nick, who married in December 2018, only had eyes for each other. Priyanka recently clapped back in the Sunday Times at those who think she and Nick overshare, especially when it comes to their multiday wedding celebration in India: “If I wasn’t a famous person and I’d just got married, don’t you think my Insta would have photos of me and my husband?” She makes a good point.

Priyanka ChopraJonas and Nick Jonas attend the Premiere of Amazon Prime Video's 'Chasing Happiness' — Steve Granitz/WireImage

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas attend the premiere of Amazon Prime Video's Chasing Happiness — Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic

As for Danielle and Kevin, they had their own lovey-dovey moment on the red carpet:

Danielle Jonas and Kevin Jonas attend the premiere of Amazon Prime Video's Chasing Happiness — Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic

Kevin Jonas Danielle Jonas attend the Premiere Of Amazon Prime Video's Chasing Happiness — Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Dare we say, happiness found? Chasing Happiness is now available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.

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Gisele Bündchen Cried Before Her First Major Runway Show—and It Wasn't Out of Happiness

Gisele Bündchen has walked down 600-plus runways throughout her 20-year career as a model. But in her new memoir, Lessons: My Path to a Meaningful Life, she reveals that her first major fashion show was far from a positive experience. In fact, she broke down crying before stepping on the runway.

Bündchen recalls being set to appear in an Alexander McQueen show in 1998—her first ever international gig, according to Cosmopolitan—and “couldn’t believe” that she had been chosen. But that excitement would melt away when she saw her look for the first time, the day of: a skirt—and nothing else.

“Where’s the top?” Bündchen remembers asking someone, who informed her that there wasn’t one. The model then started to cry, as she was afraid that coming down the runway topless would disappoint her family. “I was a good girl. I was a tomboy. I was someone whose big breasts had embarrassed her since she’d hit puberty,” she writes, per Cosmopolitan. “I was a girl gripped by the fear that my family would feel so embarrassed they would never speak to me again. I was terrified.”

Thankfully, someone backstage had her back: “As soon as Val, the makeup artist, saw the situation, she said she would paint a top on me using white makeup… Val told me how beautiful it looked and said that the runway was so dark nobody would know,” Bündchen recalls. Because the show took place in the rain, “no one could tell what was rain and what was tears.”

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Bündchen writes that her family never saw the photos from the show. And according to Cosmopolitan, she credits that Alexander McQueen show as one of the most important jumping-off points of her career. Still, she’s not the only model to speak out about the pressure of going topless, especially when you’re starting out: Kate Moss recently opened up about a similar experience at a photoshoot, saying, “There was pressure… I worked with a woman photographer called Corinne Day, and she always liked me with no top on. And I did not like it at all when I first started.”

In the wake of the #MeToo, the fashion industry has been taking steps to protect models in these types of situations, through programs and even legislation, to give support and offer them resources.

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