Sophie Turner And Joe Jonas Called Out Diplo For Livestreaming Their Wedding And He Had The Funniest Response
"It would have been better if no one had known, but I actually think it was funny."
As you probably already know, Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas got married in Las Vegas early last month after the Billboard Music Awards.
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The couple announced their engagement in October 2017.
Their wedding was livestreamed on Instagram by Diplo, who DJ'd the ceremony.
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(Why, yes, that IS an Elvis impersonator. As if there's anyone else you would want officiating your Vegas wedding.)
Well, in a recent interview with Net-A-Porter, Sophie Turner opened up about her nuptials and her feelings on her big day being broadcast to the world.
She said, "I donāt know if I feel like a wife yet. I donāt know how I feel. I mean, I feel good, obviously. But it happened so recently that Iām just kind of floating at the moment.ā
āBut itās tricky when people livestream it," she continued. "It would have been better if no one had known, but I actually think it was funny."
Sophie added that she wouldn't have kept the secret forever, though, saying, "I think at some point I would have had to stop saying āfiancĆ©,' but yes, I would have kept it a secret. Marriage is a private thing between two people and I think thatās how it should always be."
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āItās not about the dress, itās not about the food. Itās about being husband and wife, and being dedicated to each other forever.ā
As for Joe's thoughts on the matter, the JoBro shared his feelings on Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp. He joked, "Yeah, he ruined it. I love Diplo. But he loves his āgram more than a 13-year-old. He posts every five seconds. He literally live-streamed with dog face filters.ā
After seeing Joe's interview, Diplo posted a photo on Instagram with the caption, "The only thing that āruinedā the wedding was your fit."
But it was all in good fun and Joe, frankly, had the best response.
