Sophie Turner is reflecting on becoming a parent in her early 20s. “It just felt like the right break to focus on me because I’d been a character for so long,” Turner, 29, told The Guardian in a Friday,

Entertainment Weekly can debut your first look at The Dreadful, a period horror movie reuniting Sophie Turner and Kit Harington for the first time since the conclusion of Game of Thrones in 2019.

The actress, 29, appeared on CBS Mornings on Wednesday, Jan. 7, to discuss what she has in store for 2026. In addition to some exciting projects, including leading the new Prime Video series Steal, co-host Gayle King pointed out that Turner is also turning 30 in February.

The "Game of Thrones" alum will suit up as Lara Croft in Phoebe Waller-Bridge's upcoming live-action TV series based on the 1996 video game series.

In the trailer, Anne is shown living with an increasingly possessive Morwen (Marcia Gay Harden) while she awaits the return of her husband, who is at war. The two women are “living on the outskirts of society” in medieval England, which leads to Morwen stealing from strangers (she is shown slitting a man’s throat after he brings a gift for Anne).

The Vikings' second-year pass rusher had two sacks and a forced fumble in Sunday's season finale against the Packers.

The Allen Lady Mustangs couldn’t overcome their worst quarter of the season — but they nearly did. Allen almost erased a 22-point deficit before a late rally came up short in a 52-48 loss to Turner in a Thursday night home game.

Sophie Turner has reflected on the impact having children at a young age has had on her career, saying she has “had to try to rebuild.” The British Game of Thrones star, 29, has two daughters aged five and three with her ex-husband, pop star Joe Jonas.