Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner and singer Joe Jonas have announced that they have come to a temporary agreement regarding custody of their two young daughters, 3-year-old Willa and 15-month-old Delphine. The agreement will last through early 2024.
In a joint statement, Turner and Jonas said, “After a productive and successful mediation, we have agreed that the children will spend time equally in loving homes in both the U.S. and the UK. We look forward to being great co-parents.”
Mediation Took Place Over 4 Days
According to court documents, the mediation between Turner and Jonas took place over 4 days from October 4-7. The documents lay out specific custody arrangements for the coming weeks, requiring the daughters to remain in the New York City area.
The agreement extends through January 7, 2024. Before December 23, the estranged couple must submit a status report on the progress of further mediation efforts. If you want you can also read – Britney Spears and Sam Asghari Call it Quits: Sam Asghari Seeks Divorce from Britney Spears
Background on Turner’s Lawsuit Against Jonas
The mediation comes following Turner’s lawsuit against Jonas for alleged “wrongful retention” of their daughters. Turner claimed Jonas was keeping their passports and not allowing the children to return to England.
Jonas disputed Turner’s claims, saying he believed they had mutually agreed to work on a co-parenting plan. Days later, the temporary custody agreement was reached to keep the girls in New York. Additionally, you can also read about- 30 Most Toxic Celebrity Couples in 2023
Jonas Originally Filed for Divorce
Jonas was first to file for divorce on September 5, citing an “irretrievably broken” marriage. The couple have a prenuptial agreement in place.
In his filing, Jonas referenced wanting to establish a parenting plan for their daughters. At the time, he said the girls had been living with him in Miami and elsewhere in the U.S.
The custody agreement marks a positive step for Turner and Jonas as they move forward with their divorce proceedings and plan for co-parenting their daughters.
