Nick Jonas spent his first Father’s Day playing softball in Los Angeles on Sunday, just two weeks after suffering a painful groin injury.
Following his trip to the ER after being hit by a ball, the 29-year-old singer appeared to be fully healed as he went to the bat and ran around the bases.
While sporting a red baseball cap and white uniform, the Jealous hitmaker, who is part of the Happy Valley softball league, exuded confidence on the field while donning a pitching glove.
Nick Jonas spent his first Father’s Day playing softball in Los Angeles on Sunday, just two weeks after suffering a painful groin injury.
At one point, the father-of-one could be seen gliding fearlessly into a base while his loved ones watched from the sidelines.
The Grammy nominee’s sighting comes as his wife Priyanka Chopra shared a loving tribute to her husband with their 79.6million Instagram followers.
‘Happy 1st Father’s Day, my dear. Seeing you with our little girl is my greatest joy… what a great day to come home… love you… here’s to many more ❤️,” she captioned a snap of Jonas with her five-month-old daughter Malti.
Adept: Following his trip to the ER after being hit by a ball, the 29-year-old singer appeared to be fully healed as he went to the bat and ran around the bases
Fearless: At one point, the father of one child could be seen gliding fearlessly into a base while his loved ones watched from the sidelines
The little girl is pictured wearing a red and white floral dress and white sneakers with her first initial on it.
Meanwhile, Jonas wore matching sneakers with his little girl’s initials ‘MM’ for Malti Marie on his left show and ‘DAD’ on the right.
Last month, a source told People the couple were “thrilled” to finally bring their baby home after spending over 100 days in the NICU.
The insider first noted Malti was adjusting to life at home after her extended stay under medical care.
Too sweet! The Grammy nominee’s sighting comes as his wife Priyanka Chopra shared a loving tribute to her husband with their 79.6million Instagram followers
On Mother’s Day, Chopra shared the first photo of her newborn after her stay in the ICU.
The performer posted a photo of herself and her husband spending some time with their newborn baby girl and a lengthy caption about her daughter’s long-awaited trip home.
Chopra began her message by saying that she and her husband were looking back on the recent past.
“On this Mother’s Day, we can’t help but reflect on these past few months and the roller coaster ride that we have been on that we now know and that so many people have also experienced,” she noted.
The performer then announced that her baby daughter was allowed to return home with her parents.
“After more than 100 days in the NICU, our little girl is finally home. Each family’s path is unique and requires a certain amount of faith,” she noted.
Chopra pointed out that she and Jonas realized they were just happy to be able to spend time together as a family.
‘Happy 1st Father’s Day, my dear. Seeing you with our little girl is my greatest joy… what a great day to come home… love you… here’s to many more ❤️,” she captioned a snap of Jonas with her five-month-old daughter Malti
“Although our months have been challenging, looking back, it’s abundantly clear how precious and perfect every moment is,” she said.
The personality of the fashion industry expressly thanked the medical professionals who had taken care of Malti Marie during her time in the intensive care unit.
“We are over the moon that our little girl is finally home and just want to thank all of the doctors, nurses and specialists at Rady Children’s La Jolla and Cedar Sinai, Los Angeles who have been selflessly there every step of the way,” she noted.
Happy couple: Last month, a source told People the couple were “thrilled” to finally bring their child home after spending over 100 days in the NICU; seen in 2021
Chopra went on to say that she and her family are ready to spend more time together.
“Our next chapter begins now and our baby is really a bada**. Let’s get it MM! Mom and Dad love you,” she wrote.
The actress added, “Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms and caregivers in my life and out there. You make it look so easy Many Thanks.’
Chopra made it a point to express her love for her husband, who stayed by her side throughout the process.
Chopra shared the first photo of her newborn daughter and revealed her little girl, who spent over 100 days in the NICU after giving birth, in a message she shared to her Instagram account on Mother’s Day.
Proud parents: On Mother’s Day, Chopra shared the first photo of her newborn after her stay in the ICU
The performer posted a photo of herself and her husband spending some quality time with their newborn baby girl on Sunday, and the former Miss World also wrote a lengthy message to update her followers about her daughter’s journey home.
Chopra began her message by saying that she and her husband were looking back on the recent past.
“On this Mother’s Day, we can’t help but reflect on these past few months and the roller coaster ride that we have been on that we now know and that so many people have also experienced,” she noted.
The former Quantico star then revealed that her baby daughter had been released to return home with her parents.
“After more than 100 days in the NICU, our little girl is finally home. Every family’s journey is unique and requires a certain amount of faith,” she noted in a heartfelt message last month
“After more than 100 days in the NICU, our little girl is finally home. Each family’s path is unique and requires a certain amount of faith,” she noted.
Chopra pointed out that she and Jonas realized they were just happy to be able to spend time together as a family.
“Although our months have been challenging, looking back, it’s abundantly clear how precious and perfect every moment is,” she said.
The personality of the fashion industry expressly thanked the medical professionals who had taken care of Malti Marie during her time in the intensive care unit.
“We are over the moon that our little girl is finally home and just want to thank all of the doctors, nurses and specialists at Rady Children’s La Jolla and Cedar Sinai, Los Angeles who have been selflessly there every step of the way,” she noted.
New parents: The pair shocked many when they announced they had had a daughter via surrogate last January