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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi graced the wedding reception of newlywed Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas at Delhi Taj Palace Hotel on Tuesday. The newlywed couple hosted the wedding reception for friends and family. Various celebrities and personalities attended the Delhi party including Indian PM Modi whose appearance added to their pleasure as they were seen laughing together.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was amongst the high-profile guest at the wedding reception. As soon as he reached the venue, he walked to the stage and blessed the newly married couple. Later, he was joined by Chopra and Jonas family for pictures.
The couple looked ethereal in their outfits at the wedding reception. Priyanka was dressed up in a champagne-hued Falguni Shane Peacock lehenga, Nick looked dapper in a blue velvet suit. Notably, Sophie Turner, the Game of Thrones star was also present at the reception with fiancé Joe Jonas.
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The couple tied the knot on December 1 and 2nd in an Indo-Western style. The couple’s wedding festivities began on Wednesday and ended on weekend, Sunday. Saturday’s Christian wedding was officiated by Jona’s father.
A Hindu ceremony took place on Sunday. On Saturday after the Christian wedding service, the couple organized an elaborate dinner and an after-party that went late into the night. The couple also hosted a dance-off with their families at the party.
According to Chopra, their relationship started when he sent her a direct message on Twitter in 2016. But the singer did not meet the actress face-to-face until 2017, when Jonas approached her in the party, got on his knees and said, “You’re real. Where have you been all my life?”
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Despite, having an age difference of ten years, the couple has tied the knot and has begun a new stage in their relationship. Currently, there has been no statement given by Priyanka Chopra pertaining to her career in the Indian film industry.