A Timeline Of Nick Jonas' Relationships

Nick Jonas dated Miley Cyrus for over a year, between 2006 and the end of 2007, when both were at the height of their Disney Channel fame. According to the Jonas Brothers' documentary "Chasing Happiness" (via Seventeen), Jonas fell for Cyrus when the JoBros appeared on "Hannah Montana." Fans speculated about what was going on, but the superstars never actually confirmed they were together until after they'd already broken up. Years later, Miley told Seventeen (via @nileythreads on Twitter), "Nick and I loved each other. ... For two years he was basically my 24/7. But it was really hard to keep it from people. We were arguing a lot, and it really wasn't fun." They vowed to remain friends after they broke up. "Maybe he'll be my best friend for the rest of my life or maybe I'll end up marrying Nick Jonas!" Miley speculated.

Nick later confirmed on BBC Radio 1 (via MTV) that Miley was his first kiss. "The first person I kissed was Miley Cyrus and I kissed her outside of California Pizza Kitchen in Hollywood — very romantic," he remembered. "I'd just had a pizza that had onions all over it. I'm sure that my breath smelled terrible."

Many years later, marking the 13th anniversary of her iconic single "7 Things," Cyrus shared a quote from her memoir about her mindset when she wrote the song about her famous ex. "It's a song about how I should hate him, but I don't, and I don't know why," she reflected.

After his relationship with Selena Gomez fizzled, Nick Jonas moved on with Australian singer Delta Goodrem, who has amassed an impressive nine number-one hit singles in her native land. They dated for approximately ten months despite a considerable age gap; at the time of their relationship, Jonas was only 18, while Goodrem was 26. (Jonas getting together with older women would become a recurring theme in his dating life... but we don't want to get ahead of ourselves!) It seems that their relationship progressed quickly, as the Daily Mail reported that he took her to Lisa Vanderpump's restaurant Villa Blanca for his mother's birthday dinner, where she met his whole family.

However, as quickly as it began, the relationship ended. Goodrem's team released a statement to People announcing their breakup, writing, "They remain friends and wish each other the best for the future." That statement of continued friendship seems to have been more than just the usual PR-speak; years later, the two singers shared identical snaps of themselves accidentally wearing similar denim-based outfits at a party!

Jonas' brother Joe later found himself on the panel of "The Voice Australia" alongside Goodrem. He told "The Kyle And Jackie O Show" that they didn't ignore the past. "There's a few times that it's been brought up and luckily it's like a brother-sister relationship [with] me and her, and we can really mess with each other and have a good time," he revealed.

After Nick Jonas broke up with Olivia Culpo, who at that point had been his longest public relationship, he was linked to a quick succession of famous beauties. Nick was supposedly set up with Kendall Jenner by her model bestie Gigi Hadid, who was at the time dating Nick's brother Joe. "Gigi wants Kendall around all the time. She thinks it would be fun for all of them to hang out," a source spilled to Us Weekly.

However, aside from "confirmation" from "insiders," the relationship was never really public, and doesn't seem to have lasted long, if it ever really was much of thing at all. Insiders later told the Daily News, "He thinks she's hot, but he thought she was a little annoying and just not his type." Yikes.

Nick later explained what happened to E!, letting them know that he was single, and sometimes he and Jenner were out together because she was friends with his brother's girlfriend, and that was all, okay? He claimed things were "light and casual" in his romantic life, adding that "Kendall is great." Sounds like damage control to us, Nicholas! Blink twice if you got a call from Kris Jenner!

All the way back in 2009, actor Lily Collins hosted the Kids' Choice Awards, the ceremony where Nick Jonas and his brothers famously got slimed to close out the show. Years later, a source told Entertainment Tonight in November 2016 that Jonas was dating the future "Emily in Paris" star, gushing that they were "both into each other." However, after the twosome were spotted on a joint vacation to the mountains (that certainly seemed romantic), Collins' famous father — musician Phil Collins — denied the rumors. He told Yahoo that Lily had called him to assure him they were "just friends," and he added, "[I'm] not sure what Nick looks like." Ouch! 

Jonas confirmed to The Sun (via Page Six) a few months later that he had been dating her after all. "We went out a couple of times," he admitted. "She is amazing. We have known each other for years, just running in the same circles." However, by the point of that interview, Jonas claimed to be single once again. The relationship seems to have cooled, and the pair fell out of the headlines without ever officially having announced either a relationship or a split. They have both since moved on; we'll get to Jonas in a second, while Lily is now married to director Charlie MacDowell.

When things didn't work out with Georgia Fowler, Nick Jonas evidently took matters into his own hands: he sent Bollywood superstar Priyanka Chopra a direct message and told her, "I think we should connect," she later revealed to ET. The business-like message seems to have worked; Jonas showed up to the Met Gala in 2017 with Chopra, ten years his senior, on his arm. However, at the time, Chopra told Jimmy Kimmel that Jonas asked her to go with him because they knew each other and were being seated at the same table anyway, so that was all it was... at first.

The following year, a source confirmed their relationship to Us Weekly. "It's a good match and they are both interested in each other," they revealed. After leaving flirty comments on each other's Instagrams, the couple went IG official the following month (via Cosmopolitan). They soon traveled to India together to meet Chopra's family, and before anyone knew it, sources told People they got engaged in July 2018, mere months after they officially got together. Jonas confirmed it on Instagram in August, captioning a gauzy snap of the lovebirds, "Future Mrs. Jonas. My heart. My love." His brother Joe reposted the photo and welcomed Chopra to the family.

Nick later described the moment to Vogue, remembering, "I said: Will you make me the happiest man in the world and marry me? No joke — she took about 45 seconds. Forty-five seconds of silence." Finally, he slipped the ring on her finger.

A year after their blow-out wedding, Priyanka Chopra-Jonas(!) told Vogue India that having a baby with her new husband was very much something she was planning on. Nick Jonas, too, was looking forward to having a baby with his new wife. The "What a Man Gotta Do" singer told Extra in January 2021 that the two definitely wanted children. ​​"We'd be blessed with any child, son or daughter or anything," he said. The star added, "But just knocking on wood that it happens."

For the first few years of their marriage, no child materialized. In January 2022, Chopra-Jonas told Vanity Fair that the couple was definitely still thinking about expanding their family soon. "[Children are] a big part of our desire for the future," she confirmed. "By God's grace, when it happens, it happens."

As it turns out, it was already in the process of happening! The two revealed on Instagram shortly after the Vanity Fair interview that they had welcomed a child via surrogate. "We respectfully ask for privacy as we focus on our family in this special time," they wrote in a joint statement posted to both of their accounts. Their famous friends filled the comments with well-wishes, including John Legend, who wrote, "So happy for you both!!!" Ryan Tedder, who produced the Jonas Brothers' hit "Sucker," was a bit more effusive, commenting, "Omg HUGE CONGRAAAAAATS WOW WOW WOW."