Priyanka Chopra Jonas shares adorable photos of daughter Malti playing with mannequins in the vanity van

Just earlier this week, Priyanka Chopra Jonas took to her social media to share that she is in Australia with her daughter Malti Marie Chopra Jonas. The actress is currently in the continent to wrap up her commitment towards the highly-anticipated American film The Bluff and she is also accompanied by her daughter. In the past, Priyanka has often shared shenanigans of Malti when she is on the sets of her film and now yet again, the doting mother decided to share glimpses of what her daughter was upto, when the former was shooting.

In the recent set of pictures posted by Priyanka Chopra Jonas on her Instagram stories, Malti Marie Chopra Jonas seems to be completely taken by the mannequins which were kept inside the vanity van. From playing with the makeup products and painting the face of the mannequin to combing its hair, Malti seems to be awestruck by it. Priyanka also shared several photos of the same, and she captioned one of them saying, “When MM is in the HMU trailer”, whereas in another one she wrote, “I think “Diane” is coming home with us”.

In a fourth photo shared by PC, Malti has taken fascination to a long rope which was present on the sets of the film and was seen playing with it. Priyanka penned a quirky caption to it and added, “Practicing her sailing knots”. It is a known fact that Priyanka Chopra Jonas takes Malti Marie Chopra Jonas for her trips in order to spend quality time with her daughter while she is growing up.

On the work front, Priyanka Chopra is currently shooting for The Bluff in which she is expected to play the role of a pirate woman. Directed by Frank E. Flowers, it also stars Karl Urban, Ismael Cruz Cordova, Safia Oakley-Green, among others. Besides this, Priyanka also has another Hollywood action comedy, Heads of State directed by Ilya Naishuller in the pipeline.

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