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Priyanka Chopra and daughter Malti Marie enjoy snowy ‘Colorado’; See pics

Within the unique photos, Priyanka Chopra Jonas was seen taking a leisurely stroll on the snow-covered streets of Aspen. The actress relished in Colorado’s pure magnificence along with her cute daughter Malti Marie who was in her child stroller. Priyanka carried a heartfelt smile on her face as she posed for her photos clicked by her mates.
Sharing the images on her Instagram deal with, the actress-cum-singer wrote a wonderful caption that portrayed her feelings in entrance of her followers. The captain learn ‘creating excellent moments’ and was adopted by an evil eye emoji, a coronary heart emoticon, and a folded fingers emoji. Priyanka’s doting husband, Nick Jonas, favored the put up and shared a coronary heart and hearth emoji within the feedback part.
The put up shared by Priyanka has gone viral on the Web. Her followers from world wide are flooding the feedback part with heartfelt needs, cute emoticons, and likes for the actress and her daughter. Whereas Priyanka posed along with her mates within the photos, she didn’t click on an image the place followers may see Malti’s face. Nonetheless, just a few days again, Priyanka Chopra revealed her child lady’s face for the primary time in public.The actress shared a video from the occasion the place Nick Jonas and his brothers, Kevin and Joe, obtained their ‘Hollywood Stroll of Fame’ stars. Priyanka gave the primary glimpse of her daughter within the shared video.
On the work entrance, Priyanka Chopra Jonas will function within the romantic movie ‘Love Once more’ reverse Sam Heughan. The film is scheduled to go on flooring on Might 12, 2023. She will even function within the Bollywood movie ‘Jee Le Zaraa’ alongside Alia Bhatt, Katrina Kaif, and Ishaan Khattar.
FAQ
Q1. What’s the birthdate of Malti Marie Chopra Jonas?
Ans. Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’ daughter Malti Marie was born on January 15, 2022, by surrogacy.
Q2. What place does Priyanka Chopra Jonas serve for UNICEF?
Ans. Priyanka Chopra is the Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF.
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Colorado 76-56 TCU (Mar 8, 2025) Game Recap – ESPN

BOULDER. Colo. — — Julian Hammond III scored 19 points, reserve RJ Smith scored 12 points and Colorado beat TCU 76-56 on Saturday in a Big 12 Conference regular-season finale.
Bangot Dak came off the bench to score 10 for Colorado (12-19, 13-17) which will enter the conference’s post-season tournament as the 16th and final seed starting Tuesday at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City.
Off the bench, Trazarien White scored 21 points and Noah Reynolds 12 for TCU (16-15, 9-11). With the loss, the Horned Frogs missed a chance at securing a first-round bye and will start play on Tuesday ranging between the ninth to 11th seed depending on other outcomes on Saturday.
The Buffaloes led 37-31 at halftime and extended their advantage to 51-39 with 15:08 left off a Hammond 3-pointer. TCU countered with an 11-0 run that started and ended with White sinking a pair of foul shots and Colorado led 51-50 with 10:11 remaining.
Smith buried a jumper — Colorado’s first points in more than five minutes — and that started the Buffaloes on an 11-0 run which saw TCU fail to score in more than four minutes.
It was Colorado’s first 20-plus point win since a 79-55 win over Bellarmine on Dec. 21.
TCU has lost two straight and four of five.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife to pay ranchers over $300,000 for wolf depredation, losses

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission has agreed to pay over $300,000 to two Grand County ranches for wolf-related losses.
On March 5, the commission met to discuss the claims made by Farrell Livestock, LLC and Bruchez and Sons, LLC.
The commission awarded Farrell Livestock $287,407.63, a portion of the $422,784 requested by the ranch for 2024. They said they’re working with the ranch to resolve the remaining amount, which involves missing cattle.
The claim amount approved by the commission includes compensation for 15 cows killed by a wolf as well as missing sheep. It also includes compensation for calf weight loss and reduced pregnancy rates. Farrell Livestock’s data over the last three years showed a loss of 36.5 lbs per calf and a 2.9% reduction in pregnancy rates.
Another $56,008.74 was awarded to Bruchez and Sons.
“These are large claims. I want to remind you all, and our public, that we are the only western state that does itemized claims, to my knowledge,” said Director of Colorado Parks and Wildlife Jeff Davis. “That’s not just paying for the lost animals. That’s compensating for the impact of wolf presence and the interaction that affects weight gain and pregnancy loss.”
Commission Chair Dallas May said he’s grateful for the “multipliers” put in place by previous staff.
“Let’s face it, once there is a predation, you may not find the animal,” said May. “I can tell that one (wolf) event on a ranch affects the entire ranch. It is a net drain on your program if you can’t use your entire ranch.”
According to CPW, there have been 32 confirmed incidents of Gray Wolf depredation in Colorado since 2021.
In cases of depredation confirmed by CPW, livestock owners can be reimbursed for the fair market value of the animal up to $15,000. The CPW also offers reimbursement for veterinarian costs for injured livestock and herding animals.
Davis said they are bringing on CSU to help standardize livestock and depredation data. They plan to have a more standardized process by the next damage claim season.
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