Priyanka Chopra joins Nick Jonas’ last show in red, he captions the moment ‘lucky me’

Nick Jonas is wrapping up his Broadway run on a high note, but it’s the quiet presence of Priyanka Chopra that seems to have stood out. The American singer-actor recently concluded his performance in The Last Five Years, and chose to mark the moment by celebrating with his brothers, Joe and Kevin Jonas—and most meaningfully, with wife Priyanka.

On Instagram, Nick posted a photo capturing the post-show celebrations. The image shows Chopra in a striking red halter-neck dress, seated on Nick’s lap as they smile for the camera. In a short but telling caption, the singer simply wrote: “Lucky Me.”

The post comes after Chopra was spotted attending Nick’s final Broadway show. In a short clip posted on her own Instagram stories, the actress shared a moment from his stage performance. Along with the video, she wrote, “Last bow! Congratulations, @nickjonas and @adriennelwarren.” The gesture highlighted her continued support for her husband’s stage ventures, even as she juggles her own demanding career.

The singer’s brothers were also present at the venue. Joe and Kevin, who make up the Jonas Brothers trio with Nick, have been regulars in the audience throughout his Broadway stint, showing consistent encouragement.

The couple’s public display of affection isn’t new, but this instance appeared to carry emotional weight. Chopra was seen giving a standing ovation during Nick’s final bow, a gesture that didn’t go unnoticed by fans online.

While Nick’s Broadway chapter has closed for now, attention is shifting toward Chopra’s next major role. The actress is reportedly set to appear in SS Rajamouli’s much-anticipated film opposite Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu. Though details about the project remain under wraps, it is being positioned as a global-scale production.

As the Jonas-Chopra household moves from stage lights to film sets, one thing is clear—their public support for each other remains a quiet yet constant presence, away from over-the-top fanfare, but powerful nonetheless.