Jacqueline Fernandez moves into Priyanka Chopra’s aged house in Juhu valued at Rs 7-crore

A ton of B-town actors have shifted to a freshly rented place or acquired properties in the last calendar year or so. And although it’s not a pretty large offer for stars to be shifting from a single position to a further, primarily these who lease spaces in plush Mumbai areas, not too long ago actress Jacqueline Fernandez moved into a new dwelling which once belonged to worldwide icon Priyanka Chopra. 

As per a report in Pinkvilla, Jacqueline, who was wanting for shifting her household since the previous couple of decades, wanting to make Mumbai’s plush neighbourhood Juhu her new residence, has ultimately sealed the offer. 

In accordance to the report, the household Jacqueline has finalised is Priyanka Chopra’s aged household, located in a building named KarmaYog. Reportedly, the current value of the residence stands at ₹7 crores. ‘An oval-balcony, sea-experiencing look at, expansive residing location and sunny outside balcony and 5 bedrooms’, that’s what the household contains. 

This is the exact same residence, images and films of which surfaced on the internet throughout Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’s marriage festivities. Movies of the luxurious condominium getting embellished with bouquets for Priyanka and Nick’s wedding has stormed the world-wide-web back again then. Seemingly, Priyanka moved into the condominium in 2016.

Now, ‘The White Tiger’ star has shifted her base to the US and is living with spouse Nick in Los Angeles. In 2019, Priyanka and Nick bought a mansion worth $20 million in Encino, Los Angeles. In accordance to a description by The Agency, the listing brokerage, the couple’s property is a ‘roughly 20,000-square-foot property’ that has ‘seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms’. 

 As for Priyanka’s mom Madhu and brother, the two are now living in their Yari Highway apartment in the Mumbai suburbs. 

As for Jacqueline, on the operate entrance, the actress will be next viewed in ‘Bachchan Pandey’, ‘Bhoot Police’, and ‘Cirkus’.