Priyanka Chopra Opens Up About Her Shopping Experience With Husband Nick Jonas; It’s Too Adorable To Be Missed

Priyanka Chopra Jonas, an Indian actress, claims she isn’t much of a shopper since she lacks patience, but her American pop star spouse Nick Jonas is the perfect person to go shopping with. Priyanka told a leading daily that she isn’t a big shopper since she just does not have the patience to travel to five different stores. She needs things to be simple for her, which is what occurs at Harrods because everything is under one roof.

Nick Jonas, her spouse, is the ultimate shopper, the most productive and he enjoys it. After a whirlwind romance, Priyanka married Nick in December 2018. According to sources, they held traditional Hindu and Christian rituals at the Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, India.

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Priyanka has not let her work suffer after marrying. She went on to feature in a number of films after making the transatlantic shift from Bollywood to Hollywood, including the ‘Baywatch’ remake with Zac Efron and Dwayne Johnson. She is also presently the lead in a spy drama opposite Stanley Tucci. Priyanka will return to the big screen in the third installment of the highly anticipated ‘The Matrix Resurrections,’ which hits theatres this week. Her other off-screen endeavours included the publication of her book, ‘Unfinished,’ in February, which hit the bestselling list.

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Priyanka also runs her own production business, Purple Pebble Pictures, with the purpose of providing as many chances for performers of colour as possible. She also stated that she believes she is broadening her role as a producer and generating possibilities for several artists. To be able to provide oneself with pieces that may or may not be written for her. She also said that not every one of them will win an Oscar, like White Tiger did, but the goal is to be able to make material that has something to say while also putting culture and diversity at the centre. It’s a thrilling epoch.