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- Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra tied the knot back in 2018 in two weddings.
- To represent each other's beliefs, they had a white Christian wedding and a Hindu wedding.
- Now, the 30-year-old star has opened up about a game of dominance they played during the Hindu wedding.
Nick Jonas married Priyanka Chopra back in 2018. The couple tied the knot in two weddings, both a white Christian wedding and a Hindu wedding. During a recent interview, the singer recalled a moment during their traditional Indian ceremony that was both awkward and fun.
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"There's this one moment in Indian weddings where the bride and groom are lifted on the shoulders of their family members, and there's sort of a game that's played where this garland is put on each other. They try to be the first to put the garland on the other. And it's surprisingly difficult, especially when you have someone as competitive as me and Pri. But whoever is the one to put it on first, that side of the family is the more dominant," he told People.
Despite the awkwardness, Nick loved the traditional ceremony, describing it as a great way for the families to connect. "It's really for the family members to feel pride... it's really heartwarming."
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Meanwhile, Priyanka previously described Nick as a wise man beyond his years. The 41-year-old actor praised Nick for helping her to overcome her insecurities. The Hollywood star told British Vogue magazine: "He's a wise man beyond his years. I get affirmations from him all the time to remind me of my value when I forget... He just sees through the fog for me. He sees the best in people." Priyanka and Nick have both enjoyed huge success during their careers, and the loved-up couple has a unique ritual that helps them stay connected.
The actor said, "We didn't know each other's careers before we met. Like, I didn't know them well. So we do a show and tell once in a while and share random things that we've done to show the other person what we were like when we were younger."
Sources: People, Times of India
