"Who is Peregrine Pearson, the supposed new partner of Sophie Turner?"

Sophie Turner and Peregrin Pearson

Sophie Turner seems to have turned a page in her life and moved on after her divorce from ex-husband Joe Jonas. Recently, the actress was spotted kissing British aristocrat Peregrine Pearson during her recent trip to Paris. According to media reports, Pearson and Turner were also together at the Stade de France, where Turner presented the Rugby World Cup trophy alongside her co-host.

Romantic rumors after a divorce

Romantic rumors surrounding the "Game of Thrones" graduate emerged shortly after her split from singer Joe Jonas. "After four wonderful years of marriage, we have mutually decided to amicably end our marriage. There are many speculative stories about the reasons, but this is truly a mutual decision, and we sincerely hope that everyone can respect our desire to maintain privacy for ourselves and our children," both stated in a joint statement published on social media.

Peregrin Took: Who is he?

The heir to the Coudray estate, Peregrine Pearson, is the eldest son of the fourth Viscount Coudray, Michael Orlando Whitman Pearson, and the Viscountess Coudray, Marina Rose Cordle. After his father's death, this 29-year-old millionaire will become the fifth Viscount Coudray and inherit the Coudray estate located in West Sussex.

In a 2019 interview, the aristocrat spoke in detail about managing the vast 20,000-acre estate. "We have 200 full-time employees, and in the summer, we hire an additional 150 people. There are 400 families living here. We also employ another 1,000 people through tenant businesses on the estate. This comes with social responsibility," he said.

Pearson is also known by the nickname "Perry."

The media also reports that Pearson previously dated Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece, the goddaughter of King Charles III. However, they broke up in September 2023.

In addition to his inheritance, Pearson is also the director of a real estate development company in London and an ambassador for Le Chameau, a footwear company.

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