Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner Divorce Rumors Set to Continue relationship

It could be a slumberful Labor Day weekend for certain people who were there, but the gossip of celebrities was keeping us up all night particularly when it comes to relationships.

Rumors circulated over the weekend that musician Joe Jonas was looking into the possibility of filing for divorce from his actress wife Sophie Turner - and they were proven to be correct according to court documents. Jonas has been photographed in recent times in both his wedding ring and without it. wedding ring. Jonas 34 and Turner 27, 27, have two children as well as being wed since the year 2019. USA TODAY has sought out reps for comments.

It can be a challenge when your friends and family members won't cease asking questions about the status of your relationship. This can be particularly difficult for celebs, who watch their relationships' ups and downs get the attention of news stories across the world and trending social media.

It makes sense for famous people - and anyone to seek to determine the narrative about the status of their relationships according to experts. Even if that story is simply stating that it's not any one's business, it's the couple's.

"Public separations are difficult"

The advent technology has created almost impossible for those who frequently utilizes social media platforms to hide their status private for long. A Instagram story here, or a mysterious grid here. The people who are public will, naturally, take care to select exactly what they want their followers to be aware of.

The followers of both celebrities and other non-celebrities alike frequently take to Instagram to distract themselves from their lives. When did they cease posting pictures of each other? What has she the most recently made a comment on his posts? Are they still wearing rings?

"Public separations are hard and involve careful management," Maryanne Fisher who is a psychologist in St. Mary's University in Canada previously said to USA TODAY. "The best approach is to be professional and issue a statement - whether it just be to friends verbally, on social media, or around the family table. No explanations are needed and indeed if someone were to speak poorly about a recent ex-partner, it'll potentially cause further problems."

The current world of social media that is dominated by celebrities can make fans feel as if they are friends with these stars and have an social relationship that means a large portion of them be sympathetic to the couple in the event of a cheating scandal, in which one side could be burned in a metaphorical stake.

"We are far more accepting of personal challenges celebrities face and even embrace them when they are forthcoming about their vulnerabilities," Laura Petiford is an accredited therapy for marriage and families, previously stated to USA TODAY.

How do you end a relationship (carefully) with your partner in public view

• Be aware it is only you, and not your friend are the only ones to know the truth. "You can try to quell the speculation, you can try to get out ahead of questions, you can try to answer all the questions ... but at the end of the day, only you have the full context regardless of how much you elect to share with others," Ali Jackson the dating and relationship coach, has previously shared her thoughts with USA TODAY.

• Create boundaries. Also, build your support group. Be clear about what you'd like out there and what you won't. "Having boundaries, and having a private life really becomes an important part of having very healthy overall wellbeing, being able to have both personal boundaries that you can control, and then also identifying really healthy social support," T.M. Robinson-Mosley, a psychologist who counsels, previously stated to USA TODAY.

• Meet with the key people to discuss the most important players first. "If the breakup is contentious, it may be important for the members of a couple to present a measured explanation to friends who are closest," Petiford claims. "Friends presumably care about friends and to that end have a legitimate interest in how a longtime couple may fare through such a challenging time."

• Be clear. "If people won't stop talking about the former relationship, one approach is to point out - directly - that it is over and that it's time to move on," Fisher states.

• Prepare yourself to answer the inevitable questions. In one's personal life, questions could pop out as people think about the side they'll be going with in the event of the event of a breakup. There's no way to control over celebrities to move their legions of followers one way or the other without dragging themselves into a pit of drama. Additionally: "If I were to advise those who were wondering, reaching out personally if they genuinely care is best," Fisher suggests. "Otherwise, keep those motives in check - why do you need to know? Is it just being nosy or is there actual concern?"

• If you're familiar with the couple, be supportive. Petiford adds: "Do your best to stay out of the way and remember there are always at least two sides to every breakup story."