US EditionJoe Jonas Calls Sophie Turner an “Incredible Mom” Nearly 2 Years After Breakup
- Joe Jonas openly praised his ex-wife Sophie Turner as an “incredible mom” during a recent interview nearly two years after their September 2023 split.
- Their divorce followed years of public marital struggles and a contentious custody battle that included a child abduction lawsuit later dismissed by a judge.
- After marrying in 2019 and having two daughters, Willa and Delphine , they reached a joint custody agreement in September 2024 to share time equally between the U.S. And UK.
- During his appearance on Jay Shetty’s tour, Jonas expressed deep appreciation for the positive way he and Sophie co-parent their daughters and described Sophie’s role as a mother as truly wonderful.
- Their evolving relationship suggests progress toward cooperative co-parenting, with Sophie publicly supporting Jonas' new album and the pair emphasizing mutual respect for their children's upbringing.
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Joe Jonas Opens Up About Co-Parenting With Sophie Turner
Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty ImagesJoe Jonas is giving some rare insight into his current relationship with his ex-wife Sophie Turner. The couple broke up in September 2023 after four years of marriage. Although they initially presented their split as amicable, a messy custody dispute over their two daughters followed the split announcement. (That September, Turner sued Jonas for “wrongful retention” of their kids when he alle…
Joe Jonas Talks Coparenting With 'Incredible' Ex-Wife Sophie Turner
Joe Jonas is opening up about coparenting with ex-wife Sophie Turner. “They have an incredible mom. I have a beautiful coparenting relationship that I’m really grateful for,” Jonas, 35, said of raising his two daughters, Willia, 4, and Delphine, 2, with the Game of Thrones actress. “Having an incredible mom, Sophie, for those girls is like a dream come true,” Jonas added on Friday, May 23, while speaking with podcaster and life coach Jay Shetty …
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