After endless rumors and criticism, Sophie Turner finally spoke about her divorce, and it has nothing to do with Joe Jonas’ version. Through her social networks, the actress shared a statement where she confirmed her separation from the singer after four years of marriage and two daughters.
But she also made it clear that it was a joint decision, and they ended the relationship in good agreement; and yes, she asked for respect for them and their daughters during this process:
“After four wonderful years of marriage, we have mutually decided to amicably end our marriage. There are many speculative narratives as to why but, truly this is a united decision, and we sincerely hope that everyone can respect our wishes for privacy for us and our children,” the statement reads.
Sophie Turner Contradicts Joe Jonas’ Version
Sophie Turner’s statement would contradict Joe Jonas’ version of the reasons for the divorce. Firstly, he looked for divorce lawyers for a week and then he reportedly said that the reason would be because they have very different lifestyles: “She likes to party, he likes to stay home,” a source close to the couple revealed to TMZ.
In addition, he would be the one who asked her for a divorce, as their relationship was very broken, and the arguments had become stronger in the last six months. However, Sophie assured that it was a decision of both of them for the sake of them and the family they formed. Moreover, she made it public and straightforward.
Does Joe Jonas Want to Leave Sophie Turner Badly?
After the reason that prompted Joe Jonas to ask the actress for a divorce was revealed, social networks have come up with the theory that the only thing the singer wants is that we are left with a bad image of her as a person and as a mom.
The couple’s daughters have been under his care for the last three months, but that doesn’t mean he is a better father. Maybe he feels that way because it is the first time he has combined all the responsibilities, so he has to be with them even on his tour. Something that many single mothers and fathers do daily.
In addition, some point out that her being a “party girl” is not a rational reason, since even if that’s the case “that’s how he met her, he can’t expect a person to change overnight.” Well, they say that after a breakup, there are two versions; in the end, only they know what led them to make this decision.
This story was written in Spanish by Nayeli Párraga in Cultura Colectiva