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Nick Jonas opens up about life with daughter Malti

Nick Jonas gets candid about fatherhood and health

Published June 04, 2026
Nick Jonas opens up about life with daughter Malti
Nick Jonas opens up about life with daughter Malti

Nick Jonas talked about how fatherhood has reshaped his priorities, including the way he approaches skincare and overall wellness.

In an interview with Vogue's popular Beauty Secrets series, Nick revealed that his 4-year-old daughter, Malti Marie has played a major role in his evolving perspective on skin care.

Referring to his brothers Kevin and Joe Jonas, Nick said, "You know, we all have kids, we're all fathers, so I think as we've gotten older, that importance about skincare and all that is one thing."

"But it's really about longevity and making sure that you're doing what's best for your body, for your health, to spend as much time in this life with the people you love," he added.

Furthermore, Nick noted that he never received bad advice from his brothers over health or skin care, saying that Joe "does a great job of taking care of his skin," while Kevin's routine centers around vitamins and supplements.

On the other hand, he also expressed pride in being a girl dad. Nick Jonas, who shares daughter Malti with Priyanka Chopra said, "The best part about being a dad for me and balancing things like this work stuff — and this is hardly work — is that you could feel like your coolest self on top of the world, and she just doesn't care at all."

"She wants to play Moana and Maui with me, and that means more to me than anything else, is that time with her. And just the fact that I'm just Dad when I'm home, it means a lot," Nick added.

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Syeda Waniya
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