Sophie Turner found fame in her role as Sansa Stark on hit TV series Game of Thrones. Turner has played the character for a decade but, with the series ending after season eight, the English actress has now moved on to pastures new. After starring in the X-men franchise as Jean-Grey, Turner will hit screens in June in her own solo movie, Dark Phoenix, which focuses on her character. Turner has enjoyed great career success since she became a well-known name. So what is her net worth?
Sophie Turner’s net worth is £3.5 million, according to wealth management publication Spear’s.
It’s estimated that for every episode of Games of Thrones the actress earns £38,000, reported the magazine.
Turner was catapulted to fame after landing the role of Sansa Stark in 2009 when she was still at school.
She has appeared in all eight seasons of the HBO fantasy drama, adapted from the works of George RR Martin.
In 2012 Turner was nominated for the Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series – Supporting Young Actress for her performance as Sansa.
The actress enjoyed her first big screen role as the lead character in the independent thriller film Another Me.
Turner went on to appear in the 2013 television film The Thirteenth Tale. She also acted alongside Hailee Steinfeld in Barely Lethal.
Other films include Girl Who Fell From the Sky and independent movie Heavy.
Turner is currently engaged to Joe Jonas who she started dating in 2016.
The actress said starring in Game of Thrones has taken a toll on her mental health and she announced this month she would be taking a break from acting.
Last month she opened up about her relationship with Game of Thrones co-star Maisie Williams in a candid new interview, saying their friendship was “destructive” in the past.
As for the Game of Thrones episode airing tonight, Turner has reacted to a trailer teasing episode three of season eight ’s epic battle between the North and the White Walkers.
The short clip doesn’t look good for the Lady of Winterfell as it hints at a bloodbath.
Sophie responded to the video after director Miguel Sapochnik tweeted a link to the trailer and wrote: “Here we go……”
The British actress simply replied on her Twitter account: “Ohhhhhhh s**t.”
Many of her two million Twitter followers were left panicking that her reaction meant Sansa won’t survive the battle.