These are different times, my grandmother would say. But they really are, and that’s what Sophie Turner thinks, instead of mourning the pain of a divorce, she is enjoying her freedom and her youth in the arms of Peregrine Pearson, but…
Who Is Peregrine Pearson?
This time, dear Sophie aimed high as she decided to look back home; after all, in the United States it all ended in an “irreparably broken marriage.” But she opted not only for a national peer but for an aristocrat…
The Pearsons are one of England’s leading families, with a wealth of more than $273 million. Peregrine is in the real estate business, is known to have a position with a real estate development company in London, and at 29 years of age is a multi-millionaire. When his father, Michael Pearson, passes away, Peregrine Pearson will become Viscount Cowdray.
He also has an artistic side: he is a fashion designer, and it is known that he likes to live and travel in luxury. Always dressed in the most fashionable of the fashionable, he dresses exclusively by renowned designers.
Olympia of Greece
It’s funny, but thanks to her role in Game Of Thrones, we think of Sophie Turner as royalty, and not just any noble title, a true queen with the demeanor of the most elegant. And so does Peregrine Pearson who – with Sophie – has turned the page on her history with Olympia of Greece and Denmark, the firstborn and only daughter of the crown princes of Greece, Paul and Marie Chantal.
In other words, blue blood is in all forms. Although we are not particularly interested in the nobility, it is good gossip because surely the one who will be very interested in all this is Sophie’s ex, Joe Jonas, who apparently is still looking under every rock to find something bad to say about Sophie. And of course, he already said it, he jumped to say that their relationship is “rushed.”
Anyway, we’re here to share with you more details about this new twist in the drama of one of the most talked about and sudden divorces of the year. We think it’s okay for Sophie to let her hair down, she’s young and beautiful, and who cares what the world thinks?
This story was written in Spanish by Carmen Guerrero in Cultura Colectiva
