Priyanka on long-distance romance: Nick 'would drop everything' just to have dinner together

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have needed to quarantine before they've been able to spend time together at various points over the last year. Reflecting on long-distance romance, Priyanka appreciated how flexible Nick has been over the last year while she was shooting for the upcoming series Citadel in London.

Los Angeles (US): Priyanka Chopra has been filming her upcoming series Citadel in London over the last 12 months, but the actor says it's been tough to be apart from her husband American pop singer Nick Jonas for so long.

Priyanka shared: "This year has been really tough. It was really, really tough to be away from home for an entire year, especially at a time when you can't travel to see your family. I was just alone."

The actor and Nick, 29, have needed to quarantine before they've been able to spend time together at various points over the last year. Priyanka concedes that it's made life "tricky" for the loved-up duo. She told the Ladies First With Laura Brown podcast: "It was tricky but we managed."

Priyanka and Nick are both understanding of their individual situations and their long-term career ambitions. The Baywatch star said: "We talk all the time. We know each other's hearts. We prioritise each other in everything that we do.

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"We've had individual careers and we're both very clear about never interfering in each other's professional lives because we're always partners and assets. We'll have an opinion on each other's things, we'll be each other's champions."

She added: "But those decisions are predominantly for both of us to take, because we've built our careers by ourselves for such a long time."

Priyanka also appreciates how flexible Nick has been over the last year. She said: "Like I said, this year was hard for me being in London. He would just drop everything, come in for even like a day, just to have dinner with me and fly back."

(With agency inputs)