Photo: Priyanka Chopra stuns in black for Thanksgiving dinner
may be a busy bee with the shooting of Quantico Season 3 in New York but the actress has managed to find some down time and fly to LA to be with her extended family. Priyanka is celebrating Thanksgiving with her cousins and took to Instagram to share photos. One such photo she shared was of herself getting ready for Thanksgiving dinner. Priyanka looked gorgeous in a black high neck bodycon midi dress which she paired with black pumps which had block heels. Priyanka's caption reads as "This is how we do it.. #thanksgiving #foodcoma." Priyanka also shared another picture posing with her extended family as they celebrated the festival in grandeur fashion. Priyanka's caption reads as, "So Thankful for my family and friends. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone celebrating. I’m grateful for everyone who has stood in my corner through it all.. you are the family I choose... #foodcoma." Dinner is ready and served! Besides Quantico, Priyanka will be starring in two Hollywood projects - A Kid Like Jake which stars Jim Parsons, Claire Danes and Octavia Spencer and Isn't It Romantic? which stars Rebel Wilson, Adam Devine and Liam Hemsworth. Recently, in an interview with a leading entertainment portal, when asked about what was the one thing she could do in Hollywood that she can't do in Bollywood, Priyanka revealed, "Nothing! At all, actually. The only thing that I think I get an advantage in America vis-à-vis India is...for example, A Kid Like Jake. The movie that I'm doing...the lead cast is Claire Danes and Jim Parsons. But, it's such an incredible story. It's based on a play, it's a first time director. It's about a four-year-old child who has a gender crisis and the parents don't know how to deal with it. He wants to be Rapunzel instead of Spider-Man. How the school reacts and I'm the neighbour whose son doesn't have gender issues and they are friends. You have people like Octavia Spencer. You have such incredible actors who have come together just to do 4 or 6 scenes. That's the only thing that I miss in India.''