Quinn Hughes #43 of the Minnesota Wild poses for a photo with his brothers Luke Hughes #43 and Jack Hughes #86 of the New Jersey Devils prior to the game at Grand Casino Arena on January 12, 2026 in Saint Paul, Minnesota. (Photo by Bruce Kluckhohn/NHLI via Getty Images) The Hughes brothers enjoyed a rare offseason reunion away from hockey as Jack Hughes, Luke Hughes and Quinn Hughes attended Michael Rubin’s star-studded White Party in the Hamptons. The annual event attracted high-profile athletes, entertainers and business personalities from across North America.NHL fans were able to see the brothers posing together in matching white outfits thanks to Jack Hughes posting photos from the celebration on Instagram. Their appearance also brought back talk of the possibility of all three siblings eventually playing together on the same NHL team.
Jack Hughes, Luke Hughes and Quinn Hughes celebrate together
Jack Hughes, Luke Hughes and Quinn Hughes reunited at Michael Rubin’s White Party, and Jack Hughes shared a series of pics from the night on Instagram.The New Jersey Devils teammates posed with Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes overlooking the picturesque Hamptons venue. Another photo showed the brothers posing with event host Michael Rubin. “Great night at the white party,” Jack Hughes captioned the post, highlighting family time amid the NHL offseason.Michael Rubin’s annual bash is known for attracting top names from pro sports and entertainment. NBA stars and music artists also were on this year’s guest list, making it one of the most recognizable offseason social events.
New Jersey Devils stars Jack Hughes and Luke Hughes join Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes at Michael Rubin White Party (Credit: Instagram/@jackhughes)
Why the Hughes brothers reunion continues attracting NHL attention
The reunion has garnered extra attention because so many NHL fans still are intrigued by the possibility of Jack Hughes, Luke Hughes and Quinn Hughes eventually playing for the same franchise.That possibility was discussed earlier this offseason by player agent Pat Brisson during an appearance on The Sheet with Jeff Marek. He also called the Hughes brothers a rare breed of elite NHL talent.Jack Hughes and Luke Hughes both play in the NHL for the New Jersey Devils, and Quinn Hughes is the captain of the Vancouver Canucks, but offseason reunions like this still generate conversation across the league. While no roster moves have linked the three brothers to the same organization, their tight-knit bond continues to be one of the most talked-about family stories in the NHL heading into the 2026-27 season.
What the reunion could mean for NHL fans
The White Party, a strictly offseason social event, served to illustrate again the close bond the Hughes brothers shared. Their joint appearance is still a topic of discussion in NHL circles about a potential reunion on the same roster down the road. For the time being, Jack Hughes and Luke Hughes are important pieces for the New Jersey Devils while Quinn Hughes continues to lead the Vancouver Canucks as team captain heading into the 2026-27 season.