Priyanka Chopra fondly recalls her childhood, says, ‘My mother would often take me to the hospital, I would play with the nurses’

Priyanka Chopra

is a renowned

actress

, leaving a lasting impact not just in Bollywood but worldwide, bringing pride to our nation on numerous occasions. Beyond her acting prowess, she is also a loving mother to her daughter, Malti, showcasing her exemplary parenting skills.
The actress from ‘The Sky Is Pink’ recently spoke with Quint Neon, candidly discussing the challenges of balancing her career with motherhood, grappling with feelings of mom guilt despite her privilege, and other personal insights.

When questioned about balancing her work commitments with motherhood and offering advice to fellow working moms, the actress reflected on her own upbringing as a working mother. She emphasized that mothers who aren’t in the workforce are also tirelessly working throughout the day. Priyanka Chopra highlighted the undervalued efforts of women, asserting that they deserve more recognition for their constant dedication, regardless of employment status.

When discussing raising a child, the actress from ‘Love Again’ joked that it truly does take a village, highlighting the importance of having a supportive partner. Despite having many people around her, she admitted feeling guilty when she had to go to the set.
Priyanka Chopra reminisces about her childhood, sharing that her mother would often take her to the hospital, where she would spend time at the nurse station, playing with the nurses. The actress believes that this experience has greatly influenced her in creating an environment where parents can warmly welcome their children into their real lives. “This is one thing that really helped me understand what my mom and dad were doing when I went to school. My daughter thinks I do make-believe for a living,” added the actress.