Priyanka Chopra's Daughter Malti, 2, Enjoys the 'Magic of Nature' as She Goes on Her First Hike with Mom
The actress shares her daughter with husband Nick Jonas
Priyanka Chopra Jonas's daughter is learning the magic of the outdoors.
On Wednesday, the Quantico alum, 41, shared a series of photos on Instagram that cataloged her 2-year-old daughter Malti Marie's first-ever hike. The toddler can be seen admiring a creek, walking along a bridge, kicking up her muddy feet and cuddling with her actress mom.
"The magic of nature. Her first hike. She touched everything, jumped in puddles till she was muddy till her knees," the proud mom wrote in her caption.
"To witness her in real time experiencing everything for the first time.. is just her magic dust that she sprinkles in my life every day. ❤️😍🙏🏽."
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Chopra Jonas shares her daughter with husband Nick Jonas, 31.
On Sunday, the actress shared a photo to Instagram of her daughter Malti giggling while lounging on her back in a ball pit while at a friend's birthday party. She had her eyes closed and a smile on her face.
"R u kidding me?! 🥹😍 @maltimarie is such a champ. She surprises me everyday [sic]. Fearless and spontaneous. Grateful and curious," she wrote of her daughter.
The Citadel star explained that the picture was taken after Malti had "climbed up this slide all by herself and launched herself off on her TUMMY, down the slide landing into the ball pit in a fit of laughter and unbridled joy."
"I think this will be a picture I will always remember to look at on a day I’m feeling blue. To remind myself of this moment. Do u have any such memories that you just want to pause in time?" she concluded the post, asking her followers to keep sharing the joy.
In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE in 2023, Chopra Jonas got honest about the scary realities that come with parenting.
"Every single day you worry about what you can do wrong and what mistake you might make," she said. "I look at [my daughter's] smile, and I'm like, 'Okay, okay. I'm doing good so far.' It's the greatest thing I’ve ever done, but it's extremely scary."
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