Sophie Turner Packs On The PDA Again With Wealthy Aristocrat Amid Joe Jonas Divorce

Sophie Turner has undoubtedly moved on from her estranged husband, and her latest back-to-back public display of affection with a new love interest confirms it after weeks of speculations.

Turner, who is currently in the process of divorce from Joe Jonas, has agreed to keep the rest of the proceedings private, including their custody battle.

The 27-year-old actress doubled down on her newfound love with Peregrine Pearson and sealed it with an intense make-out sesh as they stepped out together on Thursday.

The pair previously raised dating rumors when they shared a kiss in public in October while she was neck-deep in a bitter divorce from her musician ex-husband and reached a temporary custody agreement.

Peregrine comes from an aristocratic family with an estimated net worth of over £224 million and is also an heir to a media empire. He owns a £5 million house in Chelsea and is the eldest son of Michael Pearson, the 4th Viscount Cowdray, and a former film producer with a significant chunk of shares in the Pearson media firm.

Turner and Peregrine seem like the perfect pair, as he just got out of his relationship with King Charles's goddaughter, Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece and Denmark. On why his relationship ended in September, sources shared that Peregrine and the model had grown apart and figured it was best to end things amicably.

An eyewitness confirmed to Dailymail that the new couple appeared smitten with each other during the walk on Thursday and stopped at intervals to share kisses and hugs.

The actress and her beau raised eyebrows when they attended the Rugby World Cup between New Zealand and South Africa in France in October and got hot and heavy near the Gare du Nord station.

Turner kept things casual in an all-black outfit paired with a long coat and matching loafer while covering her face with a red baseball cap and dark shades. The Blast shared that they reunited later at the city's Stade de France, where Turner unveiled the Rugby World Cup trophy.

Turner was not the only one having fun amid her divorce, as Jonas was also spotted enjoying a time out on a yacht named "Bad Romance" with his friends and models in bikinis. The "Cake By The Ocean" singer engaged in conversations with his friend and former Playboy Playmate Erica McGraw as he showed off his hot bod in a white tank top.

Photos of their intimate time together can be seen here.

After two months of a dramatic divorce and custody battle, Turner and Jonas have agreed to dismiss the Miami part of their case and settle things privately.

The Blast gathered that the estranged couple took this decision to protect their children from messy headlines and have agreed to "continue to pursue an amicable resolution of all issues" in the future. Jonas also filed a notice of dismissal for claims of parenting after they agreed to a temporary custody agreement for the holidays.

Per the agreement, it was decided that the actress would have custody of their two daughters, Willa and Delphine, from October 9 to October 21, with the freedom to take them to the U.K. or anywhere she desired within the U.S.

The judge further declared that the children must be back in New York City on October 21 to allow Jonas to spend time with them from October 21 to November 2.

Sophie had the kids from November 2 till November 22, which means they spent Thanksgiving with Joe and would remain with him until December 16, after which they would return to NYC.

While they have settled their Miami issue, the estranged couple still has ongoing court cases in Florida and the U.K. Before their agreement in October, the "Game Of Thrones" actress sued the 45-year-old for wrongful retention, accusing him of withholding their children's passports and preventing them from returning to the U.K.

The "This Is Me" star immediately released a counter statement and stated that he only sought shared parenting with the kids and he was fine with the kids being raised in both countries (U.K. and U.S.), adding that:

"This is an unfortunate legal disagreement about a marriage that is sadly ending. When language like 'abduction' is used, it is misleading at best, and a serious abuse of the legal system at worst. The children were not abducted."