The Desi star Priyanka Chopra wins favourite dramatic TV actress at the 2017 People’s Choice Awards. Priyanka nails the pretty in peach look at the People Awards.
The Quantico actress hit the red carpet at the 2017 People’s Choice Awards after a scary on-set injury last week left her with a concussion. She was filming in New York on Jan. 12 when she slipped and fell, hitting her head. She was even hospitalised and later released after regular check up. She was quoted saying to media that;
“I was a little nervous… I didn’t know if I would make it, but I got so bored sitting on my couch for three days,” “I was supposed to be saving someone, as usual, Alex Parrish-style,” Chopra, 34, shared, calling the incident “scary” and adding, “The doctors said another couple of days and I should be okay.”
Watch @priyankachopra accept her award for “Favorite Dramatic TV Actress” #PCAs pic.twitter.com/Xmejxwsb94
— People’s Choice (@peopleschoice) January 19, 2017
She thanked her fans for their support following the accident over her Instagram post.
“People have been sending me so much love and affection.”She wrote, “Early morning..sore..sleepy but..first.. lemme take a selfie.”
The 2017 People’s Choice Awards, hosted by Joel McHale, air Wednesday. Check out all Priyanka slaying it with her Peach Perfect avatar on the red carpet. pics from the red carpet.
The outfit, hair and makeup are totally on point
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The easy breezy look for Priyanka has worked wonderfully. Her makeup artist Pati Dubrov is super excited to see her return to limelight post her recuperating phase.
Having a great time on the red carpet and taking occasional twirls on the red carpet
Her classic way of greeting
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Priyanka interacts with the media on the red carpet
She is a glamorous diva and manages to stun fans and fashion critics by her unconventional and sexy avatars!
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