Kevin Jonas Gets Body Tattoo for Wife

The new darlings of Disney, the triple threat with their dreamy eyes, the new millennia's boy band -- I'm talking about none other than the Jonas Brothers. Nothing has hit 14-year-old girls harder than these three brothers quickly rising to fame with the Disney empire backing them up. So it was sad news to the tweens when oldest brother, Kevin Jonas, got married in 2009 to his Bahamas sweetheart, Danielle Deleasa. Now it's been reported that Kevin has a tattoo on his body in a sweet spot.

They met two years earlier in May when their families were vacationing in the Bahamas. It was love at first sight, and despite the millions of teenage girls throwing themselves onto Jonas, he remained faithful finally tying the knot with Danielle last December.

Since their wedding day at Oheka Castle, the 22-year-old musician is rarely seen without his wedding band. But while shooting a Road Dogs video, he took off the ring only to reveal a small tattoo etched into his ring finger. The tattoo was the word, "Dani" -- his wife's nickname. Cue the "aw's."

Even without the ring, the man conveys his married status. What a guy.

Kevin Jonas played Jason Gray in Disney's "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" along with his brothers, Joe, Nick, and co-star Demi Lovato.

The newly wed hubby said to USA Today that him and wife Danielle aren't rushing to have kids, saying they're "just enjoying each other" right now.

Brother Joe, lead singer of the band and recipient of thousands of girls' sole obsession, has also made romantic headlines recently after confirming rumors of dating actress Ashley Greene, star of the "Twilight" saga. The youngest of the brothers, Nick, has been entangled in love affairs of his own including a short relationship with Disney princess, Miley Cyrus, also known as Hannah Montana.

Oh, young love. I hope Kevin and Danielle avoid the relationship pitfalls of Hollywood. If I may offer relationship advice in the Hollywood Hills, look towards Brangelina and far away from the Demi-Ashton-threesomes.

By Sharon J. Yi