Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’ daughter Malti Marie makes her film debut - watch video

The festive movie, which premiered digitally, includes a charming cameo by Malti in its closing moments.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas' daughter, Malti Marie, has officially stepped into the world of cinema. At just three years old, the toddler has made her on-screen debut in the newly released A Very Jonas Christmas Movie.

The festive movie, which premiered digitally, includes a charming cameo by Malti in its closing moments. In the scene, Nick’s character finally returns home after a whirlwind Christmas adventure with his brothers. As he walks in, he’s greeted by the most unexpected and adorable surprise as his daughter pops out of a large cardboard box.

The clip captures Nick immediately leaning in to pick up the beaming toddler while Priyanka watches lovingly from nearby. The three share a warm family hug, followed by a kiss between Nick and Priyanka. Although Malti’s face isn’t shown directly to the camera, the scene has quickly become a fan favourite, with viewers celebrating her unofficial entry into the Jonas family’s creative universe.

The cutest family 🥹🥰 https://t.co/Hm1Wf6kCSU pic.twitter.com/hvj7TrMxwa

— NP LEGΛCY 🇨🇴 (@np_legacy) November 14, 2025

Nick Jonas has also been candid about Malti’s budding interests and what the future may hold for her in entertainment. Speaking on The Kelly Clarkson Show, he shared that the couple has already had conversations about their daughter’s potential career path.

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“We have talked about it a lot. It's going to be her choice. We have a three-year-old, and she loves to sing,” he revealed.

However, Nick also touched on the pressure that comes with being raised in the spotlight. “It's also scary as a parent to think about all the things that I went through and my wife has gone through. Your one job in life is to protect your kids, but it's also to let them fly and live their life,” he said.