Priyanka Chopra’s memoir, Unfinished, reveals a fact about her that she was coping up with a lot of grief in the Spring of 2016. This was the time when she moved to New York for her show Quantico. Her father’s death and an ending of a romantic relationship led to mourning and grieving. We have all the deets about it, scroll to know more –

It is known that Priyanka Chopra was going through a hard time when she moved to New York for her show, as we mentioned before. She was not just dealing with a break-up but was also still in the grief of her father’s (Dr. Ashok Chopra) sudden demise in 2013. In her memoir, she mentioned that the phase she was in was too low. She cut herself from all outings, except for the shoots, and put on almost 20 pounds of weight. She also was sleep-deprived in many instances.

“When I wasn’t feeling numb, I felt lonely, sad, and isolated. No one understood what was going on inside me, because I didn’t tell anyone,” she mentioned in her book. According to a news portal, E! News, she could not even confide in her mother, Dr. Madhu Chopra.

However, she took some time and came out of the situation like a boss lady. She is now happily married to American singer-actor, Nick Jonas. After a beautiful love story, they tied the knot at the Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur in 2018. They underwent two wedding ceremonies – Hindu and Christian – to respect each other’s traditions and values.

Her memoir, Unfinished is a story of how she dealt with different phases of her life and became what she is currently. Her Miss India, Miss World Journey, and the way from Bollywood to Hollywood is also a part of the book she has self-written.

Talking about her book, Husband Nick said, “Some of the stuff, to be totally real, about your early dating life and your high school crushes and things like that, we have spoken about it, but it is just funny to read it. Just imagining you as a high schooler, it was really that was something fun for me to read.”

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