At his family’s Sussex polo club, Sophie Turner puts on a slinky show as she flirts with her lover Peregrine Pearson
Sophie Turner spent Sunday afternoon cuddling with Peregrine Pearon, her new beau, at Cowdray Park in West Sussex.
In recent months, the 28-year-old Game of Thrones actress and the 29-year-old aristocrat have become closer, as seen by their appearance at his family’s Midhurst club.
As Peregrine wrapped his arm around Sophie, they strolled into the Gold Cup event final, Sophie was beaming.
Sophie chose a pinstripe white suit consisting of a jacket and shorts for the occasion, allowing her to strut her stuff in the heat.
She wore tall heels to complete her lanky appearance, letting her long blonde hair fall loose and wearing thick glasses to conceal her eyes.
Her beau, meanwhile, chose a dapper grey suit, black leather shoes, and a blue shirt and tie.
Sophie assumed responsibility for awarding prizes when her date with Peregrine ended, and she appeared thrilled as she distributed some of the ostentatious ones.
In front of an opulent car, the diva was handled by a throng of admirers who smiled at her.
The outing follows Sophie’s declaration that she had been «embracing a lighter energy» since their divorce. Sophie is the mother of two-year-old Delphine and Willa, who is four years old, with former Disney Channel star Joe Jonas.
«Honestly, what my life looks like these days is what a Hugo Spritz tastes like,» she said to Harper’s Bazaar. I’m beginning to welcome the cleaner, lighter energy that surrounds me.
In addition, she stated that, should the weather let her, she intended to spend the summertime with her kids and take advantage of the heat.
Playing with my kids, hanging out with my best friends, having some drinks (you know the ones), and soaking up the sun, long may it stay, is pretty much my formula for a hot-girl summer. As long as the sun shines, I’m content.
In her earlier statement, Sophie said that she wasn’t always sure if she would’make it’ through the initial days of the divorce but that she found the will to fight when her attorney brought up her kids.
Declaring to British Vogue: «There were days when I wasn’t sure if I would survive.» ‘I can’t do this,’ I would tell my lawyer over the phone. I simply am unable to.
I simply never had the self-confidence to defend myself. Finally, after I had been stuck for two weeks, she reminded me that I was battling for my kids.
«I will carry out the task if someone tells me to do it for their children.» I’ll find the strength for them, but I wouldn’t do it for myself.
