The Jonas Brothers Enjoy a Hudson Valley Holiday Getaway

The holiday season is just wrapping up, but some famous brothers are still reliving their Hudson Valley holiday getaway.

Snowstorm Blows Through The Hudson Valley Right After Christmas

Christmas 2025 was a whirlwind. The cherry on top of the holiday season was the snowstorm that blew through the region on December 26th.

The National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings and advisories across the Hudson Valley and warned of possible whiteout conditions. At one point 17 inches of snow was predicted to fall.

Jonas Brothers Snowed In, In Rhinebeck New York

On December 26th Joe Jonas, of The Jonas Brothers, shared several Instagram stories from what looked like a picturesque holiday town.

After further research we learned Joe Jonas was hanging out around Montgomery Street. There was a glimpse of Beekman Arms in the shot.

The snow continued to fall and the Rhinebeck content started to roll in. Not only was Joe in town, but it looks like his rumored girlfriend Tatiana Gabriela was there as well as Nick Jonas and his family including his daughter and his wife Priyanka Chopra.

Chopra gave us a little inside look of their holiday celebration in Dutchess County:

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And shared videos of the family gallivanting throughout a snowy Rhinebeck:

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Jonas Brothers Support Local Rhinebeck Businesses

While in town Joe, Nick and Priyanka stopped in to support local businesses.

Cinnamon Indian Cuisine shared this photo of Nick and Priyanka stopping in for brunch:

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Then, Joe shared a video of him and Nick picking up pizza at Rhinebeck Village Pizza & Restaurant. He added a little dramatic flair editing it like it were part of a reality show:

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We couldn't tell if Kevin enjoyed the Rhinebeck getaway, as he didn't post any photos or videos. However, we did get confirmation after he commented on the video above with the following:

"All that and I couldn’t even eat it because they forgot my drink."

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Have You Been To FDR's Cousin's House in Rhinebeck, NY?

Some may only know about FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt but there were other family members who played a role in the Hudson Valley.

Thomas Suckley and his wife Catherine Murray Bowne created history in Dutchess County, NY. Their estate called "Wilderstein" was designed in the 1800's.

According to Wilderstein.org, the meaning behind the name of their estate means "wild man's stone". This was in reference to "an Indian petroglyph on the property, a reminder of the cultural heritage that preceded European settlement of the region."

By the late 1800's, the son of Thomas and Catherine (Robert Bowne Suckley) along with his wife, Elizabeth Philips Montgomery decided to add onto the estate.

This "Queen Anne style mansion" is also known for its beautiful views, lush landscape and large property. There were three generations of the Suckley family members that lived at Wilderstein.

Who was related to FDR?

Margaret Suckley was not only just a cousin of FDR but they spent quality time together. She traveled with FDR during his presidency and gifted him his black Scottish terrier dog, Fala.

Margaret also helped FDR form his library located in Hyde Park, NY.

Some would also say that she was a "confidante" to him as well. Margaret was with FDR when he passed away in Georgia. She died at the Wilderstein estate in 1991 at 100 years old.

Margaret was the last resident to live at Wilderstein.

Wilderstein is also known as "the Hudson Valley's most important example of Victorian architecture."

Gallery Credit: Allison Kay