Priyanka Chopra Shares Photo Of Baby Daughter During Brunch With Nick Jonas

Priyanka Chopra has offered a glimpse of her and Nick Jonas' baby on her Instagram stories. On Sunday, the "We Can Be Heroes" star shared a series of snaps from their brunch at home while promoting her homeware line, Sona Home NYC.

One of the snaps shows what seems to be a shot of a polaroid photo of her and Jonas by the pool, holding their 6-month-old daughter whose face has been covered with a white heart emoji. In the picture, the family is clad in their swimwear and wearing sunglasses.

Another photo shows off their table setting during the brunch, with their daughter's little hand making a special appearance against the green linen in the background. "MM approved @sonahome," Chopra wrote over the photo. In another shot of their table setting, the "Quantico" actress wrote, "Look how stunning."

Chopra and Jonas welcomed their baby in January, joining the long list of celebrities who used a surrogate to conceive. They took to social media at the time to share the surprising news, saying in their joint statement, "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," they continued.

The couple tied the knot in two ceremonies over the course of five days in 2018—one Hindu and one Christian—in honor of their two different cultures. Asked about starting a family soon after their nuptials, Chopra told People, "I always say, 'Man proposes, God disposes.' So I'm not taking any chances."

The Indian superstar also opened up about her excitement for motherhood, saying she's very fond of children. "We definitely want kids, and when the time is right, it will happen," she said.

"I am a very 'live in the today,' maximum 'live in the next two months' kind of person. But in 10 years, I definitely want to have kids. That is, it's going to happen in the next 10 years. Well, hopefully, earlier than that. I'm very fond of children and I want to be able to do that," she added.