23 September,2021 04:43 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Priyanka Chopra Picture Courtesy: Mid-day Archives
Priyanka Chopra has made a big name for herself both in India and the West. It's no news she's called the Global Icon due to her success in Hollywood. She's currently shooting for her next International project 'Citadel'. While shooting, she took out some time and shared a picture of herself that she calls 'Carfie'.
She wrote on her Instagram post- "Hadn't posted a #carfie in a while." Husband Nick Jonas dropped a heart-eye emoji. Have a look at her post right here:
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The actress recently issued an apology over her participation in the competition series 'The Activist' after widespread backlash and said the criticism against the show was "heard" and accepted by her. Produced by CBS and Global Citizen, the series pitted activists against each other before a panel of celebrity judges. Their success would have been judged on the basis of their social media campaigns.
"The show got it wrong, and I'm sorry that my participation in it disappointed many of you. The intention was always to bring attention to the people behind the ideas and highlight the actions and impact of the causes they support tirelessly," the statement read.
On Wednesday, American network CBS and producing partners Global Citizen and Live Nation said that they were changing the format of "The Activist" as a one-time documentary special instead of a five-episode competition series.
Priyanka said she is happy that in the new format, the stories of the activists "will be the highlight."
"I'm proud to collaborate with partners who have their ear to the ground and know when it's time to hit pause and re-evaluate."
The 39-year-old actor said there is a global community of activists who "fight the fight" every day--putting their blood, sweat and tears into creating change-- but they are rarely acknowledged.
"Their work is so important and they too deserve to be recognised and celebrated. Thank you to each and every one of you for all that you do," she added.
The series was earlier set to premiere on October 22, but with the competitive elements now removed, the makers will announce a new release date soon.
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