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Priyanka Chopra dances with Nick Jonas on ‘Aankh Marey’; fans say they ‘want to see their babies’

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Updated At : 06:15 PM Feb 15, 2020 IST

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Mumbai, February 15

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Actress Priyanka Chopra and her pop star hubby Nick Jonas are seen dancing to foot-tapping Bollywood number “Aankh marey” in a new video, posted by the singer early on Saturday.

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The video posted from Milan in Italy was captioned: “Pre show dance party with my forever Valentine. @priyankachopra #valentines”.

The video, shared on Instagram has garnered over two lakh views till now.

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In separate Instagram post, Priyanka shared a photo of Nick and called him “GI Joe”.

Sharing a photo from Nick Jonas’ music concert in Milan, where he can be seen playing a guitar, the actress wrote: “My forever Valentine. He just happens to look like GI Joe in those leather pants!! #husbandappreciationpost”.

Commenting on Nick and Priyanka’s post, fans showered the couple with love and wished them a happy Valentine’s Day. — IANS

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