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I didn't take Nick Jonas texting me seriously- Priyanka Jonas

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International celebrity Priyanka Chopra Jonas made some interesting revelations on the talk show Super Soul hosted by Oprah Winfrey. Talking to Oprah, Priyanka Chopra opened up about the first thoughts she had when Nick wanted to connect to her for the first time. Priyanka said she was apprehensive about dating the 28-year-old singer because of their age difference and that was just one of the many reasons: "I did really judge the book by its cover. I honestly didn't take it very seriously when Nick was texting me. I was 35 and I want to get married and I want to have kids. He is in his 20s... I don't know if that's something he would want to do. I did that to myself for a while till I actually went out with him.

Having said that, Priyanka revealed that meeting Nick Jonas in person changed everything, "Nothing surprised me more than you know him. He's such a self-assured man, so sensible, so excited about my achievements, my dreams... you know. Such a true partnership he offers me everything that we do together."

Priyanka said that her relationship with Nick Jonas is a reflection of how she saw her parents 'build a life together' growing up, "I truly believe that my mom manifested him because that was her marriage. She had a marriage of partnership. They worked together, they lived together, they built a home together, they built a life together in equal partnership. And I saw that growing up. And I am just amazed that I found exactly what I grew up with, with Nick. I just kind of swept. I let it happen."

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