On July 3, local time, British actress Sophie Turner appeared on the streets of Los Angeles walking, and her husband Joe Jonas and her mother Sally and father Andrew accompanied the actress who was about to give birth. From the same frame of the family of four, Sophie, who has a height of 1 meter 75, has the advantage of standing with her family is really obvious, and she wears slippers, which is a little taller than her husband and father.
Sophie wears a pure white slip dress, which has a very summer atmosphere and also brings a bit of cool feeling, and her blonde hair is even more dazzling in the sunlight. And her skin is also very fair, really white to glow.
The 24-year-old Sophie is known for her role as Sandsa Stark in the American drama "Game of Thrones", and fans still call her "Queen of the North", which shows how deeply rooted this role is. After getting rid of the fat of puberty, Sophie really became tall and thin, especially when wearing a small skirt with high heels, and she had a model-like posture, which was very dazzling.
However, during pregnancy, Sophie did not do long fetus without long meat, from the leg point of view, she is really blessed a lot, and some analysts said that Sophie should be easy to fat physique, a little relaxation has the possibility of blessing, but now in pregnancy, physical health is the most important. Walking on the road, Sophie caressed her pregnant belly, which was already as big as a basket, showing her maternal love.
It is not yet known whether Sophie is conceiving a male or female treasure, but according to people familiar with the matter, although Sophie is very young, she still can't wait to become a mother, and she and her pop singer husband are ready.
Sophie and 30-year-old Joe, just over a year after they were officially married, recently gave a remote interview about the extraordinary period of home life, Sophie said that she liked it because she was an introvert, a bit of a home, "if you can stay at home all day, this is a great thing for me", while Joe thinks that staying home for too long feels like she is already in "prison".