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Priyanka Chopra to Nick Jonas: You bring me joy, grace, balance, excitement, passion

On 1st December 2018, two lovebirds tied the knot and became husband and wife. Well, we are talking about Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas. A grand wedding took place in Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur followed by receptions in Delhi and Mumbai.

The two celebrated their first wedding anniversary yesterday and took to Instagram to wish each other with a very sweet message. Priyanka shared a video and a couple of pictures from the wedding and captioned it as,  “My promise. Then..today.. forever. You bring me joy, grace, balance, excitement, passion.. all in the same moment...thank you for finding me..Happy First wedding anniversary Husband.. @nickjonas ❤️? And Thank you to everyone for the love and good wishes. We feel blessed.”


Nick posted on Instagram, “One year ago today we said forever... well forever isn’t nearly long enough. I love you with all of my heart @priyankachopra happy anniversary.”

Well, in this one year, Priyanka and Nick have been giving us a lot of couple goals. Their social media PDA is loved by everyone. A few days ago, on Thanksgiving, Priyanka had posted a picture with Nick and captioned it as, “Happy thanksgiving to everyone celebrating.. I’m so thankful for life and all the blessings attached to it. Love and joy always.. ❤️??”

Talking about Priyanka’s movies, she was last seen on the big screen in The Sky Is Pink. While the movie received thumbs up from the critics, it failed to do well at the box office. She will next be seen in Netflix’s We Can Be Heroes and The White Tiger. The latter also stars Rajkummar Rao alongside Priyanka.

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