Sophie Turner, 27, is “very blissful” in her new relationship with Peregrine Pearson, in response to Us Weekly. The actress and the 29-year-old British hunk, whose nickname is Perry, lately seemingly confirmed their romance after they had been seen spending time collectively in Europe. It’s the primary time Sophie has been romantically linked to somebody since she break up from husband Joe Jonas earlier this yr.

“Sophie has been casually relationship just a few folks since her break up from Joe,” a supply advised the outlet. “[She] actually appears to love spending time with Perry.”

“Issues are nonetheless pretty new,” the supply added. “However she’s actually proud of how issues are shifting alongside.” The insider additionally mentioned it’s “too quickly to inform if there’s long run potential” between the couple, however it appears as if “issues could be headed that means.”

The newest report about Sophie and Peregrine comes three months after the Sport of Thrones star introduced her break up from Joe. “After 4 great years of marriage we now have mutually determined to amicably finish our marriage,” the previous couple each wrote on September 6. “There are lots of speculative narratives as to why, however actually this can be a united choice, and we sincerely hope that everybody can respect our needs for privateness for us and our youngsters.” 

Quickly after releasing the assertion, Joe and Sophie began going by means of a custody battle for his or her two kids, Willa, 3, and Delphine, 1. The latter sued the previous after she claimed he was making an attempt to cease her from bringing their daughters to her residence nation of England. In October, they reached a brief custody settlement, which mentioned that the youngsters would alternate their time between each of their dad and mom’ residences within the U.S. and the U.Ok.

“After a productive and profitable mediation, we now have agreed that the kids will spend time equally in loving properties in each the U.S. and the U.Ok.,” Sophie and Joe mentioned in a joint assertion in October. “We sit up for being nice coparents.”