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Priyanka Chopra Jonas rewards four women with USD 100,000 for helping others during the Coronavirus outbreak

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Jonas recently went live on Instagram and shared names and stories of four brave women who went out of their way to help others during the Coronavirus outbreak and rewarded them with USD 100,000 in order to laud them.

The actress began the live saying, “How you all doing? This is a crazy time in the world. I have just realised I am actually really punctual as I realised at 3’o clock as I was to do this live at 3.” The Baywatch actress shared the stories of four women and said, "Thank you everyone for nominating such incredible women who are rising above the challenges of today to help others.

This week, @bonvivspikedseltzer and I are shining light on 4 women who are truly going above and beyond to make a difference on the front lines." She

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