Nick Jonas And Priyanka Chopra's Unique Baby Name Revealed
The name of Nick and Priyanka's newborn daughter has been revealed - and it's so cute.
The name of Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra’s baby has been revealed.
The couple welcomed their daughter in January via surrogate and at the time of their surprise announcement, they kept the name of their new arrival private.
In January, both Nick, 29 and Priyanka, 39, posted a statement on their Instagram pages which said: “We are overjoyed to confirm that we have welcomed a baby via surrogate.
"We respectfully ask for privacy during this special time as we focus on our family. Thank you so much.”
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The name the Jonas Brothers singer and Quantico actress have chosen for their daughter is Malti Marie Chopra Jonas, according to TMZ.
The name Malti is of Sanskrit, Indian origin and it means small fragrant flower or moonlight.
The birth certificate also reveals that Malti was born on 15th January at 8pm in San Diego, California.
Nick and Priyanka have yet to publicly announce their daughter’s name and fans are also eagerly waiting to see the first picture of their new baby.
Malti has several cousins; including Alena, eight, and Valentina, five, who are the daughters of Kevin Jonas and his wife Danielle.
Joe Jonas and his wife Sophie Turner have a one-year-old daughter named Willa, who was born in July 2020.
The Game of Thrones actress is reportedly pregnant with her second child after she was photographed earlier this month wearing a bikini showing what appears to be baby bump. Although, neither Joe or Sophie have announced that they are expecting again.
After Nick slid into Priyanka’s DMs in 2016, the future spouses met in real life for the first time at the 2017 Vanity Fair Oscar party.
They attended the Met Gala together in May of the same year, however, they both insisted that they were “just friends”.
Nick and Priyanka started dating in May 2018 and became engaged in July of the same year. They tied the knot in December 2018 in a ceremony that brought together their Hindu and Christian cultures.
Gregory Robinson