Priyanka Chopra She rose to fame in Bollywood before making her mark in Hollywood and marrying him Nick Jonas. The couple later became parents to daughter Malti Marie Chopra Jonas, who are growing up in a multicultural environment. In a recent interview, Priyanka shared her insight into her parents’ approach and how they consistently appreciate their English cultural background.
Priyanka Chopra opens up about how Nick Jonas is a hands-on dad
Speaking about being a mother, Priyanka told Vogue Arabia: “My whole existence revolves around her, what time she has to go to school… She’s the best thing I’ve ever achieved in my life and she represents the best in Nick and I. My husband is very hands-on, and even today, since I had to skip this interview, he’s the one who’s been preparing me for silly things at hair school. She made him the cutest pig tails. Our child is like a magnet for us, and wherever we are in the world we go to him”.
Priyanka Chopra on balancing cultures with Nick Jonas
Talking about managing motherhood alongside her global career, Priyanka said, “I’m not a diplomat, I’m an actress, but I try to do my best and use my platform to give a good representation of my culture. I love India, and I’m very, very Indian in my choice of food and so many other things. However, I have to understand that our family today is also partly kept alive. We live in the United States. It’s actually very important to Nick and me to raise our daughter in this multicultural way. I knew American culture, so it was easier. For Nick, it was an introduction and an education. He loves and respects India immensely. It is part of my puja and religious ceremonies. We celebrate with the same commitment and intention, be it Holi or Thanksgiving”.
What’s next for Priyanka Chopra?
On the career front, Priyanka Chopra recently appeared in the OTT hit ‘The Bluff’, essaying the role of a retired assassin whose past catches up with her daughters while hiding out. She is also gearing up to star alongside Mahesh Babu in the big budget project ‘Varanasi’.
