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Danielle Jonas says she feels “less” than sister-in-law Priyanka Chopra

Danielle and Kevin Jonas are married since December 2009 and are raising two children.

Danielle Jonas says she feels “less” than sister-in-law Priyanka Chopra

Priyanka Chopra’s sister-in-law Danielle Jonas recently opened up about the struggles of having famous sisters-in-law.

She appeared as a guest on the podcast LadyGang along with her singer-husband Kevin Jonas and spoke about her equation with the Jonas family and actresses Priyanka Chopra and Sophie Turner.


For the unversed, Kevin Jonas, Nick Jonas, and Joe Jonas are brothers. While Kevin is married to Danielle, both Nick and Joe are married to actresses Priyanka Chopra and Sophie Turner, respectively.

Danielle, Priyanka, and Sophie also featured in Jonas Brothers' music videos — Sucker and What a Man Gotta Do.

In the podcast, Danielle said that she “feels less than” Priyanka and Sophie.

“I am so different than him (Kevin). It's actually made it work even more because we are not trying to fight for the fight celebrity part of it or whatever, but it is a love-hate. I feel like I am torn. Finding my place in it, because the two boys (Nick and Joe) married somebody who, they're actresses (Priyanka and Sophie), they're out there, everyone knows them. And I feel like I am Danielle, you know, and it's hard.”

Danielle added that she wants to have “something else to my name too.”

The 36-year-old said, “It's also that, like, I'm out there celebrity-wise because I have married you. And that's where it's like, ‘Oh, I wanna have something else to my name too.' So that it feels, I don't know... More than, or like, the other girls. ‘Cause then when I'm with the other girls, I feel just less than sometimes. It's weird.”

Kevin Jonas said that he feels the same way.  “I feel the same way with Nick and Joe, right? Like solo careers, movies, and all this stuff. It's like everyone has to find their place… No matter the situation, right? You'll always be compared to the women around you the most,” he said.

Danielle and Kevin Jonas are married since December 2009 and are raising two children.

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