Priyanka Chopra celebrates Jonas Brothers' latest achievement: 'So proud'
Priyanka Chopra sends love to Jonas Brothers after missing Hall of Fame induction ceremony
Priyanka Chopra Jonas makes it up to her husband Nick Jonas after missing his major milestone celebrations.
The Jonas Brothers featuring Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas, got officially inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame on Friday, November 21 during the 17th Annual Induction Ceremony.
Although the Citadel star couldn't be there in person to attend the significant event of her husband and support his brothers, she congratulated the boys with a sweet tribute on social media.
The Hollywood actress and Bollywood superstar took to her Instagram over the weekend to post a video.
The montage of clips was a timeline of the three siblings from their childhood to their recent honour.
The video featured the brothers’ journey from their early years through their teens to adulthood, ending with clips of each of them giving a speech at the Induction Ceremony.
In the caption Priyanka applauded their hard work and congratulated them on the achievement, writing, "These men have come a long way. So proud @nickjonas."
"Wish I was with you last night," she added, "You all have worked so hard to be here. Congratulations [a bottle with a popping cork and red heart emoji] @jonasbrothers @joejonas @kevinjonas."
While Nick is busy with the Jonas20: Greetings From Your Hometown tour, Priyanka is preparing to make her Indian cinema return with SS Rajamouli’s SSMB 29, now titled Varanasi.
The film stars Mahesh Babu in the lead role as Rudhra, Priyanka plays Mandakini, and Prithviraj Sukumaran appears as the main antagonist, Kumbha
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