Was Priyanka Chopra's joke about 'expecting' at the Jonas Brothers roast a hint?

Updated : Jan 22, 2022 12:30
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Ever since the power couple Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas took their wedding vows in 2018, they have been plagued by questions about starting a family. According to TMZ, they have welcomed a baby girl in a Southern California Hospital.

However, Priyanka may have had hinted at the future parenthood at the Jonas Brothers Family Roast that dropped on Netflix in November 2021.

On the Netflix special, Priyanka was up on the stage roasting the Jonas brothers, and she made one comment about how she and Nick are the only ones who don’t have kids yet.

“If you don’t know, we are the only couple who doesn’t have kids yet. Which is why I’m excited to make this announcement. Sorry babe. Nick and I are expecting… to get drunk tonight and to sleep in tomorrow." 

Also watch| Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas welcome baby through surrogacy

PC's joke about the couple expecting has caught people's attention and the fans have gone crazy.

One of them wrote, “Priyanka chopra was definitely not kidding when she said they were expecting a baby in Jonas Brothers Family Roast”. Another one said, “so #PriyankaChopra wasn’t joking about expecting a baby soon with #nickjonas during the jonas brothers family roast special on netflix."

The power couple are now parents to a beautiful baby. They took to their social media handles to inform that they have embraced the parenthood journey through surrogacy.

Priyanka Chopra

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