Sophie Turner can now bring her kids to the UK for the holidays after reaching temporary custody agreement with Joe Jonas
- Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas reached a temporary agreement over shared custody of their daughters.
- Their kids will split their time with the parents from October 9 through January 7.
Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas have reached a temporary agreement that grants the "Game of Thrones" star custody of their daughters over the holidays.
The custody agreement comes after Jonas and Turner recently participated in mediation from Wednesday to Sunday. Turner previously sued the Jonas Brothers member, accusing him of "wrongful retention" of their children and asking for the return of their kids to England, her home country.
The second interim consent order, which was obtained by Insider, indicates that their daughters, identified as WRJ (born in 2020) and DMJ (born in 2022), will split their time with both parents over the next few months.
During these periods, Turner and Jonas can travel with the children in the US and the UK. The kids' nanny is also permitted to bring them to New York City on the custody transfer dates.
The children will be with Turner from October 9 through the 21st. Upon the kids' return to NYC on October 21, they'll be with Jonas until November 2.
The children will then be transferred to Turner from November 2 through the 22nd. From November 22 to December 16, which includes Thanksgiving, the kids will be with Jonas. Turner has custody from December 16 through January 7, meaning that she'll be with the children over Christmastime and can take them to the UK if she chooses.
Turner and Jonas met in 2016 and got married in Vegas in May 2019, followed by a more formal ceremony in Paris in June of that year.
After welcoming their daughters, the stars were protective of their privacy and chose not to post images of their faces on social media. Their names, Willa and Delphine, also weren't revealed until much later after their births.
The pair announced their split in early September after Jonas filed a petition for dissolution of marriage.
"After four wonderful years of marriage we have mutually decided to amicably end our marriage," they said in statements posted on their Instagram accounts. "There are many speculative narratives as to why but, truly this is a united decision and we sincerely hope that everyone can respect our wishes for privacy for us and our children."