In a social media move that’s grabbed headlines, Sophie Turner has decided to unfollow her sister-in-law, Priyanka Chopra, on Instagram. This development comes in the wake of Turner’s divorce from Joe Jonas, with the couple filing for divorce last month.
The unfolding divorce saga seems to be spilling over into the entire family, impacting social media connections. The change isn’t one-sided; Priyanka Chopra has also chosen not to follow the “Game of Thrones” star on the platform. While this social media shift may not indicate the full extent of their relationship status, it has certainly piqued the interest of fans and followers.
Interestingly, Sophie Turner continues to follow Joe Jonas on Instagram, as well as his brothers, including Kevin, and Kevin’s wife, Danielle Jonas. Priyanka Chopra, on her part, hasn’t made any public comments regarding Joe and Sophie’s ongoing divorce.
Reports suggest that Priyanka is facing a challenging situation as she navigates the divorce and custody battle. The relationship between Sophie and Priyanka had been close, with Sophie previously sharing stories of their bond in interviews. In 2020, Sophie mentioned that Priyanka is a senior actor in the industry and emphasized her significant popularity, particularly in Bollywood. They’ve been seen together at various public events and even recently attended the Jonas Brothers’ Walk of Fame star ceremony and a concert in London.
As for Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner, their official joint statement on the divorce reads, “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.”
While this Instagram unfollowing may be interpreted in various ways, it undoubtedly adds an intriguing layer to the ongoing developments in the Jonas-Turner-Chopra saga. The world will be watching to see how these relationships evolve in the digital age.
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