A nonetheless from the video. (courtesy: nickjonas)

New Delhi:

Before welcoming New Year 2023, Nick Jonas shared a video on his Instagram deal with saying goodbye to the yr 2022. The video options many footage and movies of Priyanka Chopra and their daughter Malti Marie Chopra Jonas that by no means made it to Instagram. The video additionally options his dad and mom Denise Joans and Paul Kevin Jonas Sr in matching pyjama units. However, what grabbed followers’ consideration was the background music. The video begins with Nick enjoying golf whereas a textual content on the highest reads, “And with that 2022 season comes to an end. Goodnight.” Next, we see an image of Malti Marie’s footprint and date of start (January 15, 2022), adopted by an image of his daughter’s hand touching Priyanka’s chin. 

The video additionally consists of footage and movies from Holi and Diwali festivities, Priyanka’s fortieth birthday celebration and moments from the Jonas Brothers live shows this yr. Sharing the submit he wrote, “What a year! Can’t wait to see what 2023 brings. Happy New Year to you all.” In the background, he added a remixed model of Raatan Lambiyan (from the film Shershaah) and I Like Me Better.

Fans had been thrilled to listen to the background music and shortly after Nick Jonas shared the submit, they flooded the remark part. A consumer wrote, “Love the Bollywood music in the background. Love him for embracing the Indian culture.” Another wrote, “Hindi Song (heart eyes emoticon) blessed new year.” “Omg the song,” wrote a fan.

Here take a look on the submit: 

Priyanka Chopra re-shared the submit on her Instagram tales, and captioned it as “C (see) you soon 2023 and tagged her husband, Nick Jonas, with a heart emoticon. Check out the  post below: 

Priyanka Chopra had a great year as she welcomed her first child, a daughter Malti Marie in January via surrogacy. This year, on January 15, Malti Marie will be celebrating her first birthday.

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