Taylor Swift ‘trying to protect’ Sophie Turner following Joe Jonas divorce
Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner confirmed their divorce on September 5 by releasing a statement on social media
Taylor Swift tried to protect her pal Sophie Turner from the paparazzi in their recent outings following her messy split from now-estranged Joe Jonas.
The Game of Thrones alum, who was spotted multiple times with the Lover singer and her close friends, seemingly avoided the spotlight with her low-profile appearances.
In conversation with The Mirror, Judi James, a body language expert shared, "Sophie Turner was seen holding hands with Taylor like Brittany Mahomes on a previous night out, suggesting a kind of 'big sis' protective response after Sophie's split from her husband."
James further added that Turner "wants to look like less of a party animal" amid the ongoing conflict with her former love interest.
The expert further added that Taylor, who also dated Joe for a brief period of time in 2008, has always walked ahead hinting that she might be helping Turner in keeping a slightly lower and more subdued profile in public.
On September 5, Joe and Sophie confirmed their divorce, revealing that this was a "united decision" to "mutually end their marriage."
Just after the two months of their separation, Turner was recently seen sharing a kiss with the British aristocrat, Peregrine Pearson.
Jonas tied the knot with Turner in 2019.
The ex-couple share two daughters Willa, three and Delphine, one.
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