Nick Jonas Reveals Love for Indian Cuisine and Homebody Lifestyle
Nick Jonas, the popular singer, recently shared his preference for staying at home, relaxing, and ordering food in rather than going out. In a conversation with the Heart on its YouTube channel, Nick revealed his love for Indian cuisine and how he enjoys having it delivered to his home. He mentioned that he considers himself the biggest homebody among the Jonas brothers and emphasized the joy of a quiet night in with good food delivery over the hustle and bustle of going out.
Nick expressed his fondness for dishes like butter chicken, paneer, saag paneer, masala paneer, raita, naan, and chicken biryani, highlighting the importance of including pickles in the order. Fans reacted positively to Nick's love for Indian food, with many appreciating his fluency in listing the dishes and attributing it to his wife Priyanka Chopra's influence. This isn't the first time Nick has spoken about his love for Indian cuisine, as he has previously mentioned his favorite dishes like paneer, lamb biryani, and dosa in various interviews.
Nick, who tied the knot with Priyanka Chopra in 2018, also shared that they welcomed their daughter Malti through surrogacy in January 2022. Meanwhile, Nick, along with his brothers Joe and Kevin Jonas, is gearing up for their Jonas20: Greetings from Your Hometown Tour, which will kick off with 52 concerts starting from the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey and concluding in Connecticut in November. On the other hand, fans can look forward to seeing Priyanka in upcoming projects like the second season of Citadel, where she plays a 19th-century Caribbean pirate, and SS Rajamouli's film alongside Mahesh Babu in India.
In her recent work, Priyanka was seen in Heads of State alongside Idris Elba and John Cena, directed by Ilya Naishuller and streaming on Prime Video. The couple's busy schedules and thriving careers continue to keep them in the spotlight, with Nick's love for Indian food and Priyanka's diverse acting projects adding to their charm and appeal in the entertainment industry.