Priyanka Chopra Jonas, the Indian actress who has made Hollywood her new home, seems to be having the time of her life. On Sunday, she uploaded a number of pictures on
Instagram along with a video which showed her enjoying scuba diving.
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The post was
uploaded with a long caption which talks about ‘silencing stress’ by exploring the
underwater world.
She goes on to thank Franklin Jonas for being there and
revealed that it was fun to hangout with her pals. Franklin is the youngest of
the Jonas Brothers and is known for starring in the film ‘Ponyo’.
Priyanka’s post was uploaded with the caption, “There are days when the stress just needs to be
silenced! What better way to do that than to explore the glorious underwater
creations of God. I was very honoured that the camera crew from Citadel let me
crash their party! Big shoutout to the @alisubbuceo team. Penélope, Victor,
Alejandro and everyone else, thank you for such a magical experience. I really
needed it!! Thank you @tsigel for taking us out! So fun hanging with Sam, Paul,
Josh, Tobias, Andy, Christina and Victor. Sunday well done! PS: @franklinjonas
so happy you’re here!” Parineeta Chopra was among the many who commented on the photo. She
wrote, “Yayy. So happy you’re joining the wild side!”
The post has already garnered over 700,000 likes and received
a comment from Parineeta Chopra who wrote, ‘Yayy. So happy you’re joining the
wild side ?’.
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Priyanka
has been busy shooting for an upcoming American television series which also
stars Game Of Thrones’ Richard Madden.
The 39-year-old actress has spent the
last few weeks in Spain, working on the show. The spinoffs of the ‘spy series’
are being shot in Italy, India, Spain as well as Mexico.
Citadel
is being directed by Brian Kirk, Anthony Russo, Joseph Russo and Jessica Yu; it
was written by Joseph Appelbaum, Sarah Bradshaw, Andre Nemec, Jeff Pinkner and
Scott Rosenberg.
