Spicezee Bureau
Mumbai, July 14: With her sensuous body moves and exotic frame, Priyanka Chopra, boasts of a legion of male fan following. The sultry beauty, who has been flaunting her curves on every given occasion, is now gearing up to shake her booty to the beats of UK based pop star Jay Sean for a sizzling, thumping music video.
Known for being a music junkie, the actress is said to be quite a fan of the pop star and the two are also said to share a cushy rapport.
So much so is Piggy chops said to be in awe of the singer that she gave her consent without even going though the final draft of the music video. In fact, the deal between the two was signed and sealed on Twitter.
Talking of the close bond between the two, a daily quoted a source as saying, "Priyanka is a big R&B fan and she has been following Jay Sean closely over the years and grooving to his music. She was shooting in Hyderabad and she got to know that Jay was performing there and that there was a big concert happening. She made it a point that she wrapped up her shoot in time and got tickets for the show."
The actress confirmed saying, "It`s been fun Twittering. I love R&B music and I enjoyed his last album a hell of a lot".
Here’s a look at the Twitter chat between Jay Sean and Priyanka
jaysean@priyankachopra: so....this time, i dont even care if ur shooting with al pacino, im stealing u for my vid!!! hows ur film going? :) 4:03 AM Jul 11th
What she replied priyankachopra@jaysean: fow show!! no excuses.. shoot going really well.. hows `down` doin??10:55 AM Jul 11th
Did you know?
Jay Sean`s earlier muse from Bollywood was the sultry Bipasha Basu who made a guest appearance in his music video ‘Stolen’. ‘Stolen’ is the second single from Jay Sean`s debut album ‘Me Against Myself’ that was released in 2004.
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