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From Shiva idol to Shivling: Inside Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas’ Rs 171 cr LA mansion

From Shiva idol to Shivling: Inside Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas’ Rs 171 cr LA mansion

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas possess a sprawling Los Angeles mansion, valued at Rs 171 crore, acquired in 2019. The architectural marvel spans 20,000 square feet, featuring seven bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and grand ceilings. The interior is predominantly white, with wooden elements in earthy tones, creating a harmonious contrast.

A striking black marble wall, adorned with modern art, adds a splash of color to the predominantly white aesthetic. A fireplace provides warmth during chilly evenings. The dining room, designed for festive celebrations, showcases modern art pieces and a jhoomar, complemented by a fireplace. The mansion's amenities include a chef's kitchen, temperature-controlled wine room, indoor basketball court, private bowling alley with striking lighting, home theatre, luxury entertainment lounge with spa and gym.

Priyanka and Nick also enjoy a fully-equipped gym, a private bowling alley, and an expansive pool area, which transforms into a festive space during Indian festivals. The couple also maintains a puja room, featuring a white Shiva idol, a silver Lord Ganesha idol, and various Hindu deities. Despite being purchased in 2019, the mansion was vacated in 2023 due to issues with the pool, spa, and barbecue area. The couple returned to the property in 2024.

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