Joe Jonas lands in London to bring kids Willa and Delphine to Sophie Turner for Christmas

Recent sightings of Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas in London have raised rumours that the couple will be spending Christmas together with their girls. After four years of marriage, the pair announced their separation in September, and Sophie has since travelled back to the UK.

Joe Jonas-Sophie Turner to celebrate Christmas together? 

According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Sophie gets to spend time with the kids on Christmas and the New Year holidays in the UK. Thus, the Jonas Brothers member brought the children overseas on December 17.  

The children will be with the Game of Thrones alum through January 7, when they will have to return to New York City. Instead of flying back to the U.S. before the holidays, Joe apparently stays in England after leaving his kids with their mother as he was recently seen at London hot spot Chiltern Firehouse.

It remains to be seen if Joe and Turner will reunite for the holidays or if the 34-year-old father of two will at least get to see his children on Christmas. Per their temporary child custody agreement, the estranged couple is splitting holiday duties with Joe having spent Halloween and Thanksgiving with his two little girls.

Joe Jonas-Sophie Turner's divorce

Joe filed for divorce from Sophie in September after four years of marriage. The actress then sued her ex for alleged "wrongful detention," accusing him of refusing to allow their daughters to return to England. In October, they reached a temporary custody agreement that will run until January 7.

"After a productive and successful mediation, we have agreed that the children will spend time equally in loving homes in both the US and the UK. We look forward to being great co-parents," they said in a joint statement in October.

Following the custody agreement, a source told Us Weekly, "They're on the path to healing and to being healthy co-parents. They're both on the same page. They spoke recently and it was amicable, and that triggered a quicker resolution."