Malti Marie Chopra Jonas Gets Her Name In Honour Of Her Grandmothers?

Following the media's announcement of Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas' daughters' names, many speculated about the significance of the name Malti Marie and whether it had any personal ties to the stars. According to reports, the connection has also been uncovered, and here it is.

On Thursday, the name of Priyanka Chopra's daughter with Nick Jonas was revealed. According to a news organisation, their daughter was given the name Malti Marie Chopra Jonas on her birth certificate. While the baby's name may appear to be a great mix of traditional Indian and Western names, at first sight, it is said to be highly personal to both the stars and has significance.

Malti Marie Name Meaning:

Malti is a Hindi word that means "tiny fragrant flower" or "moonlight." The name is derived from Sanskrit and has an Indian background, whereas Marie is derived from Latin and means "sea star." Reportedly, with their daughter's name, the couple have paid tribute to their mothers. According to fans, the grandmothers' middle names are Malti and Marie. Chopra's mother, Dr. Madhu Chopra, uses the username 'madhumalati' on Instagram. Denise Jonas , on the other hand, is the mother of Nick, Kevin, Joe, and Frankie, and is the wife of Kevin Jonas Sr. She has the middle name, Marie.

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Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas welcomed their first child through surrogacy on January 15 of this year. However, neither the couple nor their family members have yet made a public statement about the name.

According to accounts, the baby was born prematurely, 12 weeks ahead of schedule. The baby girl was taken to the Southern California Hospital in the suburbs of Los Angeles after her birth. Chopra publicly discussed becoming a parent for the first time in April during an interview with YouTuber and talk show presenter Lilly Singh. "As a new parent, I kept thinking that I would never impose my desires, fears, or upbringing on my child," she stated. She went on to say that, "Children come through you, not from you, I've always believed."