‘Game of Thrones’ Star Sophie Turner Says She Never Wants To Live in the U.S. Again After Split From Joe Jonas

“Game of Thrones” star Sophie Turner has confessed that she never wants to move back to the U.S. after relocating to the U.K. following her bitter split from Joe Jonas.

Turner, 29, waved goodbye to the United States in 2023, following the end of her four-year marriage to the Jonas brother and has now revealed that restarting her life across the pond was the best decision she has made.

While speaking to Flaunt, the actress and mom of two, revealed that she was overjoyed to come back home, noting that she needed her family around her to feel whole again.

“I just feel so at home here; I never want to move again. Living in the states, I didn’t appreciate how much you need friends and family and how integral they are to your wellness until you’re away from them. I came back with an abundance of appreciation for them,” she said.

The 29-year-old “X-Men” alum noted that becoming a mom to Willa, 5, and Delphine, 3, has proven beneficial to her career.

“Being a mother has affected me more than I can ever say. I can now bring so much of that into my work and into this film too,” Turner told the outlet.

The actress and singer, 36, finalized their divorce in September, one year after they announced their split.

The former couple came to the agreement through moderated negotiations about spousal support, splitting their assets and custody of their two children.

Judge Gina Beovides noted that Jonas and Turner’s marriage was ““irretrievably broken” and that their agreement was in the best interest of their children.

The Miami-Dade County judge then approved the agreement in September.

Jonas and Turner met in 2016 after the “Cake by the Ocean” hitmaker reached out to the actress via an Instagram DM.

They got engaged just a year later and said “I do” during an impromptu Vegas wedding in 2019.

The romance came to an end in September 2023 when Jonas filed for divorce in a Florida court.

“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,” they shared in a statement at the time.

Following the divorce announcement, Turner sued Jonas in a New York court over the custody of their children, claiming that she learned of the split “through their media.”

Turner then accused Jonas of “the wrongful retention” of their daughters for numerous days.

She said Jonas’ attorney, Thomas J. Sasser, noted that he wouldn’t hand over his children’s passports or “consent for the children to return home to England.”

Turner recalled being portrayed as a bad mom in the tabloids, while Jonas was praised as an attentive father to their daughters.

She revealed to British Vogue, “Those were the worst few days of my life.”

“I remember I was on set. I was contracted to be on set for another two weeks, so I couldn’t leave. My kids were in the States and I couldn’t get to them because I had to finish ‘Joan.’ And all these articles started coming out. It hurt because I really do completely torture myself over every move I make as a mother—mum guilt is so real! I just kept having to say to myself, ‘None of this is true. You are a good mum and you’ve never been a partier,'” she said.

According to reports, Jonas and Turner’s marriage came to an end “very suddenly” following “an argument” on the singer’s 34th birthday.

At the time of their split, Turner and Jonas listed their New York City condo for $6 million.

Turner then sought out help from none other than Taylor Swift, who allowed the actress to stay in her Tribeca apartment during the rough patch.

Turner told British Vogue that Swift gave her an invaluable gift in her time of need: “a home and a safe space.”

Swift “really has a heart of gold,” she added.