Nobody can make Priyanka Chopra Jonas smile quite like her 2-year-old daughter Malti Marie, who she shares with husband Nick Jonas. The Citadel star shared new photos with her toddler on Thursday, and they are full of joy.
“Bring your baby to work day,” Chopra Jonas captioned the first photo on her Instagram story, per PEOPLE. She is on set in between filming, dressed in a black sweater with her long brown hair slicked back. Chopra Jonas’s head is thrown back in laughter as Malti sits on her lap, dressed fashionably as always in lavender pants and a fuzzy white hoodie. Malti has one little finger pointed up as Chopra Jonas laughs, with crew members surrounding them.
In the second photo, Chopra Jonas holds her daughter’s blurry hands (she likely couldn’t stop moving long enough to get a still picture!) as Malti gazes up at her mama with a look of utter adoration. “????????,” she wrote over the adorable picture. It’s so obvious how much these two love each other!
Chopra Jonas has been in France to film Heads of State. She’s shared many behind-the-scenes moments from her time there, including one photo carousel on Instagram of Malti eating a chocolate crepe, taking pictures with her purple digital camera, and hanging out with her mom. We can’t all bring our kids on work trips to France, but at least we can live vicariously through them!
While they were there, a fan gave Chopra Jonas a gift for Malti. “Emilie I heard u we’re [sic] waiting but I couldn’t see you as I was filming. Thank you for the lovely gift,” she wrote on her Instagram story earlier this month, along with a photo of a note from a fan. “Mm loves the peacock. Hope our paths cross sometime,” she added.
Then, the Love Again star shared a picture of Malti wearing the gorgeous peacock necklace, a bird that originated from India and represents beauty, rebirth, and wealth.
Whether she is coming to work with her mom or just brightening up the moments in between, these sweet mother-daughter moments will create memories that last a lifetime.
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