Priyanka Chopra Gives Fans Glimpse Of Growing Daughter & Their 'Prefect Mornings'

Fans of Priyanka Chopra Jonas got jammy after catching a glimpse of her daughter, Malti Marie.

As we all know, the former Miss World winner leads a balanced life — with her credible acting career and motherhood that keeps her busy on her days off. 

Recently, while on a back-to-back promotional spree for her movies, "Citadel" and "Love Again" in New York City, the sensational actress found time to treat her social media admirers to a super adorable photo of her baby girl.

Lately, even with a robust schedule, all of the Bollywood actress's attention has been focused on her tiny tot, which is unsurprising. Malti, a regular fixture on her mother's mother's Instagram page, once again appeared on Chopra'sChopra's IG Story in the early hours of May 9.

The post showed the cute one-year-old sitting on a bed, staring at something away from the camera. She wore a printed blue floral outfit with tiny silver and blue colored earrings.

The city's skyline can be viewed from the large glass windows in the image's backdrop. Priyanka captioned the post, ''Perfect mornings..."

For the unaware, Chopra and her husband, Nick Jonas, whom she married in December 2018, welcomed baby Malti via surrogacy—weeks before blessing fans with a heartwarming glimpse of her daughter, the Bollywood alum opened up about her apprehensions during her daughter's time in the neonatal intensive care unit.

Speaking with TODAY, the 40-year-old shared how she reacted when she learned her baby girl was arriving earlier than expected. She recalled Nick supporting himself with her shoulders and feeling lost.

The "Aitraaz" actress recalled how her beau instructed her, "Just get into the car with me." She added, " And we drove to the hospital. She was born, and from the moment she took her first breath to now, she's never been without one of us."

Chopra, during the interview, dropped her two cents about the dreadful period, saying, "I don't think it was our test. I think it was her test."

The Indian native then disclosed that she experienced a rollercoaster of emotions when her daughter left the NICU and came home — one of which was the constant anxiety she had because of the absence of the monitors that had constantly reassured her daughter was breathing. 

The former pageant queen talked about feeling sleep-deprived because she had to check if her daughter was breathing fine constantly. She explained, "I used to put my ear on her chest. I would wake up every few minutes to see if she was OK. For weeks, this went on."

Before she knew she would start a family with the "Jealous" singer, the actress decided to freeze her eggs at age 35 to focus on her career. This empowering experience has made her lend her voice to support women who choose to freeze their eggs.

During an "Armchair Expert" podcast episode, she disclosed that she felt such "freedom" when deciding. In the "Baywatch" actress' words, "I did it in my early 30s. I could continue on an ambitious warpath that I wanted to achieve. I wanted to get to a certain place in my career."

"The White Tiger" actress also dished the anxiety-inducing pressure of being in her 30s without a suitable partner before she found love with Jonas.

"I also hadn'thadn't met the person I wanted to have children with, or I didn't-didn't see that. That's anxiety-inducing. [I was] 35, and my mom's an OB-GYN who's 36 — Do it." She added, "It gets so much harder to get pregnant after 35 and to carry to term and all of that, especially with women that have been working all their lives."

However, the "Citadel" actress believes that science through freezing eggs has given women the "best gift" as they get to control their biological clock. "You can work until however long you want. Your eggs will still be the same age as when you froze them," she concluded.