Just 25 hot photos of Nick Jonas for his 25th birthday

Nick Maslow

September 16, 2017 at 9:00 AM·2 min read

There’s something particularly boggling about Nick Jonas’ biggest hit: Why would he be “Jealous” of anyone? It’s like, no, Nick Jonas — you’re too sexy beautiful. Stop it. But perhaps that endearing humble attitude is partly why we love him so much. To celebrate his 25th birthday on Saturday, we found 25 visual reasons to love the former JoBro-turned-sex-symbol, each involving picture-perfect muscles and a killer smirk or smile. Celebrate Nick Jonas the way he should be celebrated — and then revisit his EW cover story. (You’re welcome.)

1. When he hosed down EW

2. When he put his arms to work in Careful What You Wish For

3. When he showed us what’s going on back there

Here's another of #NickJonas photographed by @yutsai88 and styled by @joseph_episcopo. #thegrindissue
A post shared by Flaunt Magazine (@flauntmagazine) on Oct 2, 2014 at 11:10am PDT

4. When his eyes, smile, and arms were all competing for your attention at the same time

5. When he stopped people in their tracks at the newsstand

Check out December's issue of Men's Fitness... ????????????????????
A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) on Nov 15, 2016 at 3:49pm PST

6. When Gun Show would have been a perfectly acceptable alternative title for Kingdom

7. When the world didn’t even mind a questionable filter

I never do this but... Healthy living and fitness update. Post workout picture. #diabeticinshape #2.0
A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) on Jul 30, 2013 at 12:00pm PDT

8. When he had no problem taking this magazine title literally

Check out my cover for @flauntmagazine at flaunt.com! Full feature out later this week!
A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) on Sep 30, 2014 at 2:33pm PDT

9. When Blue Steel was actually sexy

10. When rain was a blessing

11. When he had EW seeing hearts

12. When you were checking on flights to Los Cabos

Hey @davidlorr, make your way back to The Arch on your travels, Los Cabos is back only 8 weeks after the hurricane. #Unstoppable #ad http://ow.ly/i/7zCvE
A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) on Nov 14, 2014 at 7:06pm PST

13. When the hoodie just kept falling off his shoulder

14. When all you saw were those eyes

Took a drive along the coast today.
A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) on Aug 13, 2017 at 8:54pm PDT

15. When you gained a new appreciation for the white t-shirt

16. When rosé became an even better idea

Rosé kind of day...
A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) on Jun 21, 2017 at 9:21am PDT

17. When a soccer field looked like heaven

18. When he couldn’t find his pants and all was right in the world

"Getting ready" for the Met Gala
A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) on May 4, 2017 at 1:48pm PDT

19. When he achieved world peace

Gettin it today... Two a days in prep for Kingdom season 3
A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) on Dec 8, 2016 at 4:38pm PST

21. When the tux was merely a frame

22. When you felt inspired to try climbing rope

Here's one more shot from my @mensfitnessmag cover shoot. Go pick the magazine up now!
A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) on Nov 22, 2016 at 1:03pm PST

23. When all you saw was scruff

24. When athleisure was so much more

25. When you can’t wait for birthday No. 26

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