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Couples who play together, stay together. Priyanka Chopra is learning how to play piano with lessons from husband Nick Jonas while they’re quarantined during the coronavirus pandemic. “I make my husband teach me [piano.] I’ve never played, but I’ve always wanted to learn an instrument, so I make him give me a half-hour or 45-minute …
Couples who play together, stay together.
Priyanka Chopra is learning how to play piano with lessons from husband Nick Jonas while they’re quarantined during the coronavirus pandemic.
“I make my husband teach me [piano.] I’ve never played, but I’ve always wanted to learn an instrument, so I make him give me a half-hour or 45-minute lesson every day,” she recently told Vogue. “He’s an in-house piano teacher, an in-house physical trainer, and an in-house writing partner — it’s good.”
The 37-year-old “Quantico” actress said that she and Jonas have been using their time in isolation to sharpen their creative skills.
“I’ve taken a hip-hop dance class too, because I miss dancing! But I’ve also been working on my book a lot, and this time is going to help me finish it,” she said.
Chopra also shared how grateful she was to be able to spend so much time with 27-year-old Jonas.
“I’m so grateful we’re together at this time, and that we weren’t stuck in different parts of the world because we both travel so much,” she said. “And I feel incredibly blessed to be dealing with boredom, and not a lack of food or water, or the loss of a loved one.”
She added that she’s been dealing with the stress of quarantine and the COVID-19 outbreak by helping those in need.
“I’ve been coping by making donations to where people need help, and using my platform to promote the people who are actually on the ground, doing the work,” she said. “The one thing keeping me calm is constantly reminding myself how lucky we are.”
