Mumbai: Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas, one of the most admired couples in the entertainment industry, have won the hearts of millions of fans worldwide. The couple got engaged in Mumbai in 2018 and exchanged wedding vows in the same year. They have cemented their status as one of the most powerful couples in both Bollywood and Hollywood.
However, speculations about the status of Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’ marriage have been making rounds on social media once again. The latest rumour stems from a tweet by Umair Sandhu, a film critic and member of the overseas censor board, who claimed that the couple had a fight over personal issues.
Sandhu’s tweet, which was posted on Friday, reads: “BREAKING NEWS 📰: #PriyankaChopra & her husband #NickJonas fought badly in Rome, Italy 🇮🇹. As per insiders, Nick Jones is having secret affair & Miss Chopra caught him. Everything is not going well between them.”
Neither Chopra nor Jonas has responded to the rumours, and it’s unclear whether there is any truth to the claims made by Sandhu. However, this is not the first time that the couple’s relationship has been subject to such speculations.
In 2021, Priyanka took everyone by surprise after she removed ‘Jonas’ from her social media user names. Many started speculating that the actress is planning to divorce her husband Nick Jonas. However, the couple rubbished the separation rumours.
It’s worth noting that Sandhu’s tweet should be taken with a grain of salt, as the film critic has previously been accused of spreading false rumours about celebrities. Moreover, it’s not uncommon for public figures to face baseless rumours and gossip about their personal lives.
Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas along with their daughter
Mumbai: Actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas landed in Mumbai on Friday along with her family members – husband Nick Jonas, her daughter Malti Marie Chopra Jonas, and mother Madhu Chopra. As she came out of the VIP area of the Mumbai airport, the actress waved to the media and paparazzi and also introduced her daughter to them.
While PC wore a cerise coloured outfit with a thigh high slit skirt, sneakers paired with sunglasses, her husband Nick was seen wearing a pair of denims with a sweatshirt paired with sneakers. Nick rounded up his look with a cap and sunglasses.
Priyanka is currently gearing up for the release of her upcoming streaming series ‘Citadel’ in which she plays a spy. The series also stars Richard Madden and has been created by Russo Brothers of ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ and ‘Avengers: Endgame’ fame.
Meanwhile, wedding bells are ringing for Priyanka’s cousin Parineeti Chopra. As per Parineeti’s ‘Code Name: Tiranga’ co-star Harrdy Sandhu, the actress is set to tie the knot with AAP MP Raghav Chadha.
Earlier, the two have been spotted together at numerous occasions with Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjeev Arora congratulating Raghav and Parineeti for their union through his Twitter account.
Mumbai: American pop star Nick Jonas has finally unveiled his version of Indian rapper King’s blockbuster track ‘Maan Meri Jaan’ and the latter said that he got “goosebumps”.
The new version of ‘Maan Meri Jaan’, which is titled ‘Maan Meri Jaan (Afterlife)’ features English vocals from Nick. The song was released on March 10.
The lyrics of the song are mostly the same sung by King, to which Nick has lent his vocal prowess and added lyrics in English. Nick can also be heard singing the hook line ‘Tu Maan Meri Jaan’ at one point.
The American pop star took to Instagram, where he shared the revamped version and captioned it: “Let’s get it!! ‘Maan Meri Jaan (Afterlife)’ with @ifeelking is out now.”
King commented: “Today is the day Ill never forget. Thanks brother. Every time Im’ listening to this 100% goosebumps… Lets gooo”
The song on Nick’s Instagram has over 1,31,096 likes and 1.3 million views on the Instagram at the time of filing this report.
Nick Jonas has also shared the video on his YouTube channel. Watch below.
Amaravati: Motivational speaker Nick Vujicic called on Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy at the latter’s official residence here on Wednesday.
Vujicic is an Australian-American evangelist and motivational speaker of Serbian descent, born with tetra-amelia syndrome, a rare disorder characterised by the absence of arms and legs.
After meeting the Chief Minister, Vujicic said that he has travelled to around 78 countries and has never seen a person like Jagan Mohan Reddy, who is providing equal opportunities to all in the fields of education, medicine and agriculture. The Chief Minister is working with high ambition for a higher goal, he said.
Vujicic noted that over 45,000 government schools in Andhra Pradesh are working with the great goal of providing equal opportunities at par with the private schools. Significant progress has already been made in the government schools with world class facilities and this should be known to all, he said.
He also expressed happiness towards the state government for introducing his life story titled ‘Attitude is Altitude’ as a lesson in Class X English textbook, inspiring people to have a good understanding of him.
Vujicic further said that he is working towards providing equal opportunities to all in the field of education, with a long-term goal for better results.
There are good opportunities for the growth of children in the field of education, he said.
Principal Secretary (Education), Praveen Prakash, Guntur District Collector Venugopal Reddy, Advisor to CM R. Dhanunjaya Reddy and CMO officials were also present during the meeting.
Harlequins secured their place in the Champions Cup knockout stages in considerable style, chalking up a first victory of 2023 and giving a demonstration of what England are set to gain with Nick Evans now turning his attentions to running their attack.
Nick David was the standout performer against the Sharks, scoring the pick of Harlequins’ five tries in a fine showing orchestrated by Evans, who on Sunday joins up with England as attack coach. He will be joined by Marcus Smith, who impressed in his second match since injury to offer a glimpse of how England’s attack may function against Scotland next month.
It was also a demonstration of what Harlequins can do if the rain stays off. Danny Care, making his 350th appearance, got on the scoresheet, as did the England hopefuls Alex Dombrandt and Cadan Murley as well as Stephan Lewies. It was a win Harlequins needed, having not prevailed since Racing 92 were the visitors on 18 December.
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It is no mean feat to progress with 12 points after double headers with the Sharks and Racing and even if Harlequins seem to lack the forward might that tends to be required at the business end of the campaign, they will cause their opponents problems in the last 16 on this evidence. It will help that Evans will be back from his England secondment by then. “We’ve all been really desperate to play in good conditions and score ties and [Nick has] orchestrated a pretty good gameplan that, when it’s executed, looks spectacular, so we wish him well,” said the Harlequins coach, Tabai Matson.
The introduction of the South African sides has not been without its difficulties but the Sharks have been a force to be reckoned with in the pool stages, making this victory for Harlequins all the more impressive. “The mindset triggers your physicality and if you’re not physical and your set piece doesn’t function, you have no chance against these guys,” added Matson. “I’m really pleased with our performance against a team of that quality.”
Danny Care scores a try for Harlequins on his 350th appearance. Photograph: Ben Whitley/PA
Harlequins’ quest got off to a bad start when Lukhanyo Am finished off the kind of stylish try that suggested it could be a long afternoon for the home side. Aphelele Fassi’s kick down the left touchline was gathered by Thaakir Abrahams, who fed the ball inside to Am for a clear run to the line.
It only served to kick Harlequins into gear, with three swashbuckling tries in the ensuing 20 minutes. Care had the first after Harlequins had gone through multiple phases with the Sharks’ defence floundering. The second was a beauty with Smith fizzing a pass to Joe Marchant, whose offload to David sliced open the Sharks’ defensive line. Dombrandt was running a trademark supporting line to go over. The third was a flowing move from left to right with Harlequins finding it all too easy to create the overlap. Murley finished off with David again the provider.
Curwin Bosch had added a penalty for the Sharks early, and to the visitors’ credit they stuck in the contest with Jaden Hendrikse scoring a try in the right-hand corner that owed much to perseverance after a powerful run from Marnus Potgieter. A Smith penalty extended Harlequins’ lead to nine but then Eben Etzebeth scored a bizarre try to keep his side within touching distance. The Springboks lock stole in to seize the loose ball from under Care’s nose at the bottom of a ruck and scamper clear. Care was incensed, convinced that Etzebeth had no right to go for the ball, but replays appeared to show that Joe Marler’s bind as part of the caterpillar ruck had been broken and the South African was therefore legal.
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Courtney Lawes limped off in the 29th minute of Northampton’s 31-13 defeat to La Rochelle in the Champions Cup to put in doubt his participation in this season’s Six Nations. Lawes has been beset with injuries of late and if he is ruled out it will be a serious blow to England’s chances of a successful campaign.
Phil Dowson, Northampton’s head coach, said: “Courtney doesn’t appear to be downbeat, he never is, but he felt he couldn’t continue. His calf tightened up, he hasn’t had an issue with it before but he will need to see the physio tomorrow and possibly have a scan so it’s fingers crossed.”
The loss of Lawes completed a miserable afternoon for Saints, as the centre Fraser Dingwall was sent off for a high challenge just 10 minutes after Lawes had left the field and the lock Lukhan Salakaia-Loto also received a red card in the dying moments.
The replacement hooker Quentin Lespiaucq-Brettes scored two tries for La Rochelle, Levani Botia, Ulupano Seuteni and Grégory Alldritt the others, with Antoine Hastoy kicking three conversions. Tom James scored a try for Northampton, with Fin Smith adding two penalties and a conversion.
Leinster advanced to the last 16 as top seeds with a runaway 36-10 win over Racing 92 at the Aviva Stadium. The Irish province’s unbeaten record looked under threat until they cut loose with unanswered tries from Hugo Keenan (52nd and 69th minute), Josh van der Flier (65th), Jimmy O’Brien (73rd) and Garry Ringrose (80th+3).
Two tries from George McGuigan proved vital as Gloucester moved into the knockout stages with a sensational 26-17 victory at Bordeaux-Bègles. The hooker, who has been named in England’s Six Nations squad, crossed twice from driving lineouts as Gloucester completed the double over the French side to be the final qualifier from Pool A in the last 16. PA Media
Harlequins reestablished some breathing space when Lewies splashed over in the corner from the back of a driving maul before David produced the score of the match with a fine finish from inside his own half. The Sharks were threatening at that point but Abrahams’ kick was straight into David’s arms. Spotting space in behind, he collected his grubber kick and raced clear to put Harlequins in command.
Led by the tireless Siya Kolisi the Sharks kept toiling but Smith’s penalty kept the home side comfortably ahead despite Fassi’s late score, which did, at least, ensure a losing bonus point for the Sharks, who were chasing a home tie in the next round.
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