Sophie Turner Debuts New Tattoo In 1st Appearance Post Divorce; Joe Jonas Breaks Down During Concert

Musician Joe Jonas and actress Sophie Turner officially confirmed their decision to divorce each other last week. The announcement came after a plethora of speculation about their tumultuous marital relationship but the ex-couple insisted their move was amicable. Post divorce, the ex-couple have moved on with their respective lives.

However, at a recent concert, Joe broke down while singing the song he once wrote for his estranged wife. Several videos of the singer went viral, where he was seen crying which performing the song ‘Time, time only heals if we work through it now, I promise we’ll figure this out.’

A fan shared a clip of the concert and wrote, “Joseph Crying broke my heart. I doing everything to hug him and say: Joe, it’s okay, the pain you carry inside will pass. We love you!.” He was heard saying, “ Thank you everyone for the love and support to me and my family – I love you guys.”

On the other hand, the Game Of Thrones actress was seen returning to the sets of her next Joan. In the film, the actress will be essaying the role of British jewel thief Joan Hannington. The actress was spotted in Spain sporting a blonde look. She also had a temporary tattoo on her back.

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner initially connected through Instagram DMs but it was after spending an evening at a British pub that the duo fell head over heels for each other. Within just a year of dating it was Joe Jonas who popped the big question leading the two to tie the knot in 2019. Notably, they got hitched twice, once in a surprise wedding ceremony held in Las Vegas followed by a grand celebratory affair in France. The duo share two daughters together; daughter Willa who they welcomed in 2020 and her little sister who was born two years later in 2022.

Earlier last week, Joe and Sophie issued a joint statement that read, “After four wonderful years of marriage, we have decided to amicably end our marriage. There are many speculative narratives as to why but, truly this is an united decision and we sincerely hope that everyone can respect our wishes for privacy for us and our children.”