The Jonas’ Spending Is Out Of Control

Two of them are still teenagers, but the Jonas Brothers definitely aren’t on an allowance. Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas made about $12 million in 2007 and continue to rake in the dough thanks to concerts and endorsements — but they’re spending it as fast as it comes in. In addition to their $24,500-a-month Bel Air rental home and $2.8 million Texas estate, the brothers have splurged on luxuries like sports cars, furniture, laptop computers, flat-screen TVs, stereos and designer footwear. “They all love shoes,” an insider adds, noting that they’re also fans of fashion designer Marc Jacobs. “They really love good clothes.” Kevin, 21, Joe, 19, and Nick, 16, hung out on a luxury yacht in Miami in March. The brothers bought a posh six-bedroom spread in Westlake, Texas, in July. And they all own Daytona stainless steel watches by Rolex that retail for about $8,500 each. Nick, Joe and Kevin also spread the wealth: They donate 10 percent of their earnings to their charity, Change for the Children Foundation.