Sophie Turner, Joe Jonas Announce Engagement

Leigh Nordstrom

Updated Sun, Oct 15, 2017, 4:44 PM

“Game of Thrones” actress Sophie Turner and DNCE frontman Joe Jonas took to Instagram on Sunday afternoon to announce their engagement, each sharing a photo of their intertwined hands (ring highly visible, natch).

“I sad yes,” Turner captioned her photo, coordinating with Jonas’ “She said yes” caption.

Instagram Photo

Turner, 21, and Jonas, 28, have been dating for roughly a year. They were hand in hand at this year’s Met Gala, he in H&M and she in Louis Vuitton. In addition to her role on the HBO show, where she plays Sansa Stark, Turner has begun a relationship with Louis Vuitton, appearing in the brand’s Series 7 ad campaign with Riley Keough, Jaden Smith and Catherine Deneuve and attending the 2018 cruise show in Kyoto.

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