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They've only recently tied the knot, and already Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have been asked the question dreaded by all newlywed couples.
"I'm sure it will happen in an organic way," was the new Mrs Jonas's response when asked about when the two would be starting a family.
Walking the red carpet alongside her new husband, Priyanka explained that while they both look forward to becoming parents one day, for now, enjoying married life and investing in their careers was the only items on their agenda.
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Are you a newly wed? How do you feel when people ask you and your spouse about having children? Tell us your funny and frustrating stories and we could publish your letter. Anonymous contributions are welcome.
"We're both very driven, we love our work, we're married to our work and we're both very supportive of each other's work," she said at the premiere of her newly released rom-com, Isn't It Romantic.
And Nick feels the same way, saying:
"Let us be married first for a while before we have to make all these big decisions. We're in our honeymoon period right now and we will be for a very long time."
In December 2018, Nick and Priyanka had one of the most epic weddings, the two-day event took place in Jodhpur, India and included both a Christian and Hindu ceremony.
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“We haven’t changed, strangely, because we’re still navigating … getting to know each other, and it’s just magical because every day is like a new feeling and a new day and you’re learning something new,” she told reporters.
For now, we'll just have to settle for those interesting (or rather creepy) forensic artist imaginings of what their children will look like.
That and how cute they are together. Ah, love.
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Are you a newly wed? How do you feel when people ask you and your spouse about having children? Tell us your funny and frustrating stories and we could publish your letter. Anonymous contributions are welcome.
