As Valentine's Day festivities continued throughout the week, Priyanka Chopra Jonas hopped on to social media to share a heartfelt post showcasing her husband Nick Jonas and their daughter Malti Marie, spreading love and joy among her followers. She offered her followers a glimpse into her cherished moments with Nick and Malti, which is one of the most cutest thing on internet.
Priyanka's Post
PeeCee shared a series of images featuring her husband, American singer Nick Jonas, and their daughter Malti Marie. The post commenced with cute selfie capturing the affectionate couple. It was succeeded by a video showcasing a talented guitarist performing a soulful melody. Next, it was a photo of a Dior gift box, followed by an endearing moment of little Malti, who stole the spotlight in her delightful white and red attire adorned with tiny hearts. Also, Priyanka shared an unseen photograph of herself and Nick Jonas from their wedding ceremony, which took place in December 2018 following Hindu traditions in India. With these, she wrote, "My forever Valentine’s. Your heart knows the way, run in that direction. – Rumi."
Priyanka Chopra's Upcoming projects
In her upcoming projects, Priyanka will star in 'Heads of State' alongside John Cena and Idris Elba. Additionally, she is set to feature in the second season of 'Citadel.' She will also appear in Farhan Akhtar's next directorial venture, 'Jee Le Zaraa,' alongside Katrina Kaif and Alia Bhatt. The project has not commenced yet.
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Nick, on the other hand, made his debut performance in India alongside his brothers Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas. The trio received a warm reception from Indian fans as they performed at Lollapalooza 2024.
Recently, Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas were compelled to leave their Los Angeles residence due to it becoming 'virtually uninhabitable.' The couple acquired the lavish home in September 2019, reportedly for $20 million, following their wedding in Rajasthan in December 2018. However, the property experienced water damage leading to mold infestation, resulting in a legal dispute with the sellers that commenced in May 2023. The damages have rendered the property 'unsafe to inhabit from a health standpoint.'