Priyanka Chopra just a few hours ago shared a Nani and Dhewati moment, as PeeCee’s mother Dr. Madhu Chopra met her dhewati. Did this revelation leave you with butterflies in your stomach? Also are you thinking just like many star couples Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas are also soon welcoming their lockdown baby. Well then that’s not the case. PeeCee’s mother did meet her dhewati but it is The Sky Is Pink actress’ little pooch, Diana. This indicates the diva is in no mood to embrace motherhood so soon.
PeeCee sharing a picture of her mother fondly looking at her pet dog as she sits next to her, wrote on her INSTA Stories, “Nani and @dairiesof Diana (Followed by red heart emojis) @madhumalati” This picture also proves of the actress’ mother has finally flown to the United States after a long time due to the outbreak of COVID-19, that had restricted the people from travelling anywhere in the world. Diana kept company to this married diva during the lockdown period.
Take a look at this happy moment of Nani and dhewati below-
Priyanka got Diana in the year 2016 and since then we have seen them sharing some warm moments, giving a much deeper sense to a human-dog’s rapport. After the Desi girl married American artiste Nick Jonas, Diana now stays at Nick’s residence. ALSO READ: Priyanka Chopra Recalls The Time When She Was Yelled At, ‘Just Because You’re Miss World, You Think You Can Become an Actress?'- Throwback Video
While the actress’ pregnancy rumours have been in news very often, as reported in PEOPLE magazine she said, “We both know that that’s something that needs to happen, but it’s not something I think about very much. We’re both very driven, we love our work, we’re married to our work, and we’re both very supportive of each other’s work. So I’m sure it will happen in an organic way. We definitely want kids, and when the time is right, it will happen.” ALSO READ: Priyanka Chopra And Nick Jonas Make For A Stunning Couple In The Latest Photoshoot; Could They Be Any Hotter?
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