Sophie Turner 'Confided In' Priyanka Chopra before Unfollowing Her On Instagram? Deets Inside

Looks like Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner’s divorce has created differences between the latter and Priyanka Chopra too. Sophie and Priyanka have unfollowed each other on the social media platform Instagram. However, even though Sophie is not following Priyanka, she continues to follow Joe, Kevin and his wife Danielle Jonas.

It’s been now been revealed that Sophie Turner talked to her former sister-in-law Priyanka Chopra before unfollowing her on Instagram. Reports earlier this month revealed that the two unfollowed each other on the platform during Sophie’s divorce from Joe Jonas.

“They used to be so close. They confided in each other, called each other sissy, and now Priyanka’s allegiance lies with Joe and husband Nick,” a source told Life & Style.

Following her separation from Joe in September, Sophie turned to Taylor Swift, his ex-girlfriend, for support. They were spotted dining in New York City, and reportedly, Taylor even offered Sophie her Tribeca apartment while she arranged a temporary custody agreement with Joe for her children – three-year-old Willa and 15-year-old Delphine. “Divorcing Joe has forced Sophie to cut people out of her life,” said a second source said, adding that one of them is Priyanka. “She’s cleaning house.”

Earlier, another insider had told Life & Style that Priyanka was having difficulty navigating the divorce between Joe and Sophie. “She and So­phie were very close. There was once a time when Sophie thought she and Joe would move to London and so would Nick and Priyanka. Priyanka loves Sophie and her nieces and doesn’t want to do anything to jeopar­dise them being in her life,” the source added.

Joe and Sophie issued a joint statement last month, confirming that they are parting ways. “After four wonderful years of marriage we have mutually decided to amicably end our marriage. 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,” their joint statement read.