Fans have always been praising Priyanka Chopra's confidence. Time and again, some of her bold photos catch everyone's attention. This time, Priyanka surprised everyone by posing with a snake wrapped around her neck. Dressed in a white top and denim jeans, Priyanka left fans stunned with the reptile hanging from her shoulders.
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Priyanka has shared several photos and videos with the snake wrapped around her neck. In the video, her husband Nick Jonas can be heard saying, "I really like this new jewellery of yours." In response, Priyanka says, "Thank you, it's not jewellery, it's a real snake." While Priyanka seemed quite comfortable posing with the reptile, it was evident that Nick was a bit scared, something that amused Priyanka even more. Though she tried to befriend the snake, Nick preferred to keep his distance.
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Priyanka had shared some of her previously taken photos with snakes for her fans. In one of them, a yellow python can be seen hanging around her neck, and in another, a black snake can be seen around her neck. In one photo, the actress can also be seen holding a cobra in her hand. From this, it's clear that Priyanka doesn't have much fear of these creatures.
Fans are also full of praise for the actress's courage. A user commented, "You're enjoying yourself, have you ever looked at Nick's face? I really can't understand whether you're brave or not." Another user said, "Priyanka, this photo will haunt me for three straight nights." One person wrote, "You're doing something very scary. I might cry."
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Currently, Priyanka Chopra has a bunch of movies in the pipeline. In India, she is acting in an action-adventure film with SS Rajamouli alongside Mahesh Babu and Prithviraj Sukumaran. It is scheduled to be released in 2027.
