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Sophie Turner Spotted Leaving St. Regis Hotel

Sophie Turner Spotted Leaving St. Regis Hotel
Published 2 years ago on Sep 22, 2023

The lawsuit revolves around her plea for the return of their two daughters to her native country, England. 

Sophie Turner was photographed leaving an NYC hotel just hours after filing a lawsuit against her estranged husband, Joe Jonas.

Photographers captured Turner exiting the St. Regis Hotel in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday, where she had shared lunch with some friends. The 27-year-old actress chose a low-key ensemble, clad in a black "Puss Casino" sweat set, sporting a black hat and dark sunglasses. 

To add a vibrant touch to her attire, Turner carried a bright pink purse and sported sneakers, casually clutching a water bottle and her cell phone as she left the hotel following her meal with friends. 

The “Game of Thrones” actress kept things casual in a black sweatshirt and matching sweatpants. The outing came just hours after the actress accused Jonas of withholding their daughters’ passports so that she couldn’t take them back to England.

Despite opting for a discreet profile in the wake of Jonas's filing for divorce on September 5, Turner has been spotted around New York City in recent days, including a dinner outing with Taylor Swift, one of her husband's former flames. 

In a surprising twist, Thursday morning brought forth a "wrongful retention" lawsuit filed by Turner, in which she claims that Joe Jonas had resisted her attempts to bring their children back to England, despite their prior agreement to raise the children in England. 

The mother of two wore the same sweatshirt while out with Taylor Swift earlier in the week

According to the legal documents, the family had been residing in England since April, with Turner busy filming the miniseries "Joan," and they had ambitious plans to move into their "forever home" by the end of the year. 

However, Jonas's tour, which commenced in New York City on August 12, prompted the couple to temporarily relocate the children to the United States, enabling them to spend time with one parent while Turner fulfilled her filming commitments. 

Tragically, their marriage took an unexpected nosedive after an argument on August 15, which happened to fall on Jonas's 34th birthday. A few weeks later, the singer decided to terminate their marriage, and Turner allegedly learned about it through the media. 

Following their separation, the couple convened to discuss custody arrangements, during which Turner purportedly reiterated her desire to reside with the children in England—a decision that Jonas purportedly disagreed with. 

In the lawsuit, she claimed that she and Jonas had agreed to raise their two daughters in England.

The lawsuit asserts, "The Father has possession of the children’s passports. He refuses to return the passports to the Mother and refuses to send the children home to England with the Mother." 

Jonas's legal representative confirmed on September 19 that he was unwilling to return the passports, triggering Turner's decision to initiate legal proceedings. 

In response to these allegations, Jonas has vehemently denied any wrongdoing through his spokesperson, dismissing Turner's lawsuit as a "harsh legal stance" that contradicts their previously "amicable co-parenting setup." 

She also claimed to have found out that the Jonas Brothers member was divorcing her “through the media.”

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The lawsuit revolves around her plea for the return of their two daughters to her native country, England. 

Sophie Turner was photographed leaving an NYC hotel just hours after filing a lawsuit against her estranged husband, Joe Jonas.

Photographers captured Turner exiting the St. Regis Hotel in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday, where she had shared lunch with some friends. The 27-year-old actress chose a low-key ensemble, clad in a black "Puss Casino" sweat set, sporting a black hat and dark sunglasses. 

To add a vibrant touch to her attire, Turner carried a bright pink purse and sported sneakers, casually clutching a water bottle and her cell phone as she left the hotel following her meal with friends. 

The “Game of Thrones” actress kept things casual in a black sweatshirt and matching sweatpants. The outing came just hours after the actress accused Jonas of withholding their daughters’ passports so that she couldn’t take them back to England.

Despite opting for a discreet profile in the wake of Jonas's filing for divorce on September 5, Turner has been spotted around New York City in recent days, including a dinner outing with Taylor Swift, one of her husband's former flames. 

In a surprising twist, Thursday morning brought forth a "wrongful retention" lawsuit filed by Turner, in which she claims that Joe Jonas had resisted her attempts to bring their children back to England, despite their prior agreement to raise the children in England. 

The mother of two wore the same sweatshirt while out with Taylor Swift earlier in the week

According to the legal documents, the family had been residing in England since April, with Turner busy filming the miniseries "Joan," and they had ambitious plans to move into their "forever home" by the end of the year. 

However, Jonas's tour, which commenced in New York City on August 12, prompted the couple to temporarily relocate the children to the United States, enabling them to spend time with one parent while Turner fulfilled her filming commitments. 

Tragically, their marriage took an unexpected nosedive after an argument on August 15, which happened to fall on Jonas's 34th birthday. A few weeks later, the singer decided to terminate their marriage, and Turner allegedly learned about it through the media. 

Following their separation, the couple convened to discuss custody arrangements, during which Turner purportedly reiterated her desire to reside with the children in England—a decision that Jonas purportedly disagreed with. 

In the lawsuit, she claimed that she and Jonas had agreed to raise their two daughters in England.

The lawsuit asserts, "The Father has possession of the children’s passports. He refuses to return the passports to the Mother and refuses to send the children home to England with the Mother." 

Jonas's legal representative confirmed on September 19 that he was unwilling to return the passports, triggering Turner's decision to initiate legal proceedings. 

In response to these allegations, Jonas has vehemently denied any wrongdoing through his spokesperson, dismissing Turner's lawsuit as a "harsh legal stance" that contradicts their previously "amicable co-parenting setup." 

She also claimed to have found out that the Jonas Brothers member was divorcing her “through the media.”

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