Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra's Daughter Won't Be Following This Family Tradition
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The former Jonas Brothers singer was chatting with Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos during an appearance on Live with Kelly and Mark when he shared that their 5-year-old daughter Malti has no interest in playing soccer, according to People magazine.
'We tried soccer — did not like that,' he revealed while on the morning show. 'But karate, she's really taken to karate. It's basically they get in their karate outfits and they just say, 'hi-ya,' and they just do that.'
The news comes as a surprise for those who know Jonas and Chopra well, consider the two have a pretty big affinity for the sport themselves.
In case you don't know, Jonas loves playing in charity soccer matches. And Chopra, well she was very vocal about the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team scoring a big W in their fight over equal pay. All of which lead many to believe that little Malti would be a natural when it came to the sport.
But, as seasoned parents everywhere know, kids are born with their own likes and dislikes, no matter how deep their parents' passion for a sport goes. So, it's likely that Malti will continue to carve her own path out for herself when it comes to her extra curriculars. Hopefully her parents continue to support her, no matter how far she strays from their own personal interests.
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