Pregnant Sophie Turner shows off her growing bump in tight crop top with Joe Jonas

Pregnant actress Sophie Turner showed off her growing bump when she headed out on Melrose Avenue with husband Joe Jonas on Wednesday. 

The Game Of Thrones star, 24, showed off her changing shape in a tight white crop top which she wore with leggings and chunky white trainers. 

She wore a face mask and a tweed blazer, carrying a bottle of Coke in her hand.

Joe, 30, also wearing a face mask, stood close by and had a package in his hand. 

Rocking his usual casual clothing, he teamed a Bruce Lee T-shirt with jeans and high-top trainers. 

It looks as though Sophie might have given him a helping hand with his hair in lockdown as his longer locks have been shaved off. 

The pair have been using their time off work to champion important issues. 

Last week, Sophie hit back at criticism over her attendance at a Black Lives Matter protest alongside Joe on Saturday.

The pair joined  a demonstration at Northern California‘s Mammoth Lake, fighting to end systemic racism and police violence following the killing of George Floyd on May 25.

In photos shared to social media the Dark Phoenix star had a hand-written cardboard sign with her that read, ‘White Silence Is Violence.’ 

One picture featured a group of protestors lying on the ground with their hands behind them back to mimic the position George Floyd was held in minutes before his death.

‘We stand, we kneel, we lay down with you,’ Sophie captioned the photo in her Instagram Stories. 

One follower weighed in on the star’s comments and appeared to refer to the four Minneapolis police officers; Derek Chauvin, J.Alexander Keung, Thomas Lane, and Tou Thao, present at at the time of George Floyd’s death.

The fan wrote: ‘I mean they’ve been arrested and charged with murder so there’s justice, soooo can we have peace now?’

In a now deleted reply referenced on numerous fan accounts, Sophie wrote: ‘This isn’t just about those 4 cops.

‘This is about Breonna Taylor, this is about Trayvon Martin, this is about Eric Garner, this is about the systemic racism that black people have faced for hundreds and hundreds of years. 

‘This is about changing the system. Justice will be done when society reflects our beliefs that we are all equal. Until then there should be no peace.’  

Floyd was killed when a white police officer pressed his knee into his neck for nearly nine minutes, including almost three minutes after he stopped breathing and became unresponsive.