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Nick Jonas really slid into Priyanka Chopra’s DMs and immediately asked for a timestamped selfie to prove she wasn't a catfish. Nick: I saw your billboard on Sunset Boulevard and DM'ed you on Twitter. Priyanka: We actually differ on that part of the story! Joe: "Hello. I've heard we... show more

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Zeus2 months ago

bro wasn’t tryna get tricked lol

Fola2 months ago

Ft @nickjonas x @kevinjonas x @joejonas x @priyankachopra

karlaboi2 months ago

Shes so leng

Jay Scot2 months ago

He found this girl n bagged her n got out these streets 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Bance Lerkman2 months ago

Nick Jeetus

kiki herbals. 🌿2 months ago

Nick " peaked in his teens "Jonas has nothing to offer so will keep milking his relationship & marriage with his far more successful wife.

RookOnTheMove2 months ago

I just love her accent omg 🤤

Mossy 🔋2 months ago

That nigga shot his shot lmaoooo

Scott Summers2 months ago

Lame ass boring ass people that have no game

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