The 'Quantico' alum shares new details about the beginning of her romance with the one-third of Jonas Brothers in a new interview, in addition to admitting that she never watched 'Camp Rock' before.
- January 16, 2020
AceShowbiz - Priyanka Chopra has gotten real about what moved her to date Nick Jonas. A little over a year after tying the knot with the one-third of Jonas Brothers, the former star of "Quantico" confessed that the beginning of their romance has a lot to do with his steamy scene in his music video for "Close".
The 37-year-old actress casually spilled the beans when she took Harper's BAZAAR through the 24 hours in her life for the magazine's February issue. "The first thing I do in the morning is put on music. My life has always been pretty musical, and now with Nick it's completely musical. I decided to date him after seeing the video for 'Close', where his shirt comes off," she said. "So that song is my favorite."
In the feature piece, the "Isn't It Romantic" actress also opened up that she and her much-younger husband knew little about each other before they began dating. "So we used to do a show-and-tell at night where it would be like, 'This is my first song!' or 'This is my first movie!' or 'This is the first song I wrote myself,' things like that," she explained. "And actually that's how we're still getting to know each other."
The winner of Miss World 2000 further revealed that she doesn't google herself or Nick. "There's so much information about us - it's overwhelming," she reasoned. Still, she doesn't mind looking at her husband's works in the acting world. "I'm happy to watch Nick's [movies]," she gushed. "I've never seen 'Camp Rock', and everyone makes fun of me about that, so maybe soon we'll have a 'Camp Rock' viewing party. I bet it will be great."
Other than her love life, the "Baywatch" beauty briefly touched on her on-going literary project. "I'm meant to be writing a book. It's called 'Unfinished', but it's also literally unfinished because my life's been so crazy," she confided. "It takes a lot of introspection on my part because it's a memoir of my last 20 years in entertainment, so I like to sit on my couch or lie down on my bed with a journal or a piece of paper. I need a pen and paper to think."
