Nick Jonas turns hairdresser for Priyanka Chopra in moving car; watch hilarious video

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas

Priyanka Chopra Jonas often takes to her social media handle to share moments with her husband Nick Jonas and daughter Malti Maria apart from sharing glimpses from her professional life. On Saturday night, Priyanka shared a fun video featuring her and Nick.

In the video shared by Priyanka, Nick Jonas can be seen attempting to tie a ponytail for PC in a moving car. Priyanka is recording the hilarious moment in a selfie camera mode and is seen reacting as Nick tries to figure out how to do a ponytail. He is seen using the flashlight at PC's hair before he goes on to do a ponytail. Priyanka is seen laughing and enjoying the moment while Nick has a very serious expression.

"Ponytails are complicated," Priyanka wrote sharing the video.

Soon after she shared the post, fans took to the comment section to share their thoughts. "Nick is meticulous but how is that ponytail"

"As much as like rocket science but Nick made this so easy..for Nick nothing is complicated, wrote another user.

"It's good that Nick didn't retrain to become a hairdresser! but that's what true love looks like, tying that woman's hair in the car," wrote another.

Meanwhile, the shoot of Priyanka's upcoming film 'Head of States' was halted following a strike in Hollywood. Reports indicate that due to the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike, Hollywood is set to face a standstill, impacting film and TV production. Production of Heads Of State, featuring Priyanka Chopra alongside Idris Elba and John Cena, is expected to be delayed as Priyanka, a SAG-AFTRA member, cannot work on any project worldwide until an agreement is reached. Insiders suggest the strike may persist until early fall (September).

Priyanka also took to her social media handle to extend support to the strike. "I stand with my union and colleagues. In solidarity, we build a better tomorrow," she wrote.

This writers' strike has significant implications for the entertainment industry, with the union demanding better labor conditions and compensation for its members. The strike's impact extends beyond the immediate halting of productions, affecting the livelihoods of countless professionals involved in the creation of films and television shows. As negotiations between SAG-AFTRA and AMPTP continue, the hope remains that a fair and mutually beneficial agreement can be reached, bringing an end to the strike and allowing the industry to resume its creative endeavors. Until then, the fate of 'Heads of State' and numerous other projects hangs in the balance, awaiting the resolution of this critical labor dispute.