Sophie Turner confirms she's back with aristocrat boyfriend two months after splitting as they cosy up at Glastonbury
SOPHIE TURNER is definitely back on with her boyfriend Peregrine Pearson - after they cosied up in the VIP area.
Pals said the pair had split earlier this year but last week insiders confirmed they'd reconnected.
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Onlookers saw Sophie and Peregrine propping up the posh Millers Bar backstage, with the pair hugging and kissing.
They added: "Sophie and Peregrine were very affectionate with each other.
"Whatever lovers tiff they had its clearly all in the past now because they looked mad for each other.
"He was being very sweet and ordered the drinks and carried them for her."
We revealed last week how Sophie, 29, had met with the 30-year-old toff in London — and reconnected with him on social media.
She and the heir to a £224million fortune were an item last year but were last pictured together this March.
Mum-of-two Sophie is divorced and Turner has a claim to be Britain's most eligible bachelor.
2023, following the breakdown of Sophie's marriage to American pop star Joe Jonas.
Back when the pair split, a source said: 'Sophie and Peregrine had a great time together but the relationship ran its course.
'She is single and is focusing on her career and her two daughters.'
Game of Thrones' Sophie Turner makes crude joke about Arya Stark's sex scene in wine-fuelled video
Peregrine, heir of the 4th Viscount Cowdray, had been dating King Charles's goddaughter, model Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece and Denmark, before he started dating Sophie.
Fans also spotted Sophie had unfollowed Peregrine on social media.
Joe filed for divorce from Sophie on September 5, 2022, with the couple releasing a joint statement the following day.
They said: 'After four wonderful years of marriage we have mutually decided to amicably end our marriage.'
It took a dramatic turn a year later when Sophie sued Joe and accused him of the 'wrongful retention' of their two daughters.
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