She’s been spending some quality time with her parents over the Independence Day weekend.
And on Sunday Sophie Turner was out again with her parents and her husband Joe Jonas, 30, for breakfast in Hollywood.
The 24-year-old Game Of Thrones star could barely contain her growing baby bump under her figure-hugging pale seafoam dress.
Family vacation: Sophie Turner, 24, could barely contain her growing baby bump under a pale seafoam dress while out in Hollywood on Sunday for some breakfast with her parents and husband Joe Jonas, 30
Sophie covered up some more with a plain white T-shirt the only reached the top of her tummy, and she stayed comfortable with some white sandals.
She followed coronavirus safety recommendations by wearing a pink patterned mask below her round-frame sunglasses, and she let her blonde locks rest over her chest.
Joe was dressed in a playful black Fiorucci T-shirt featuring a cartoon dog with an ice cream cone that sells for $100 on the brand’s website.
He stayed on theme with a black Balenciaga baseball cap and black shorts with stuffed pockets, along with black and gray trainers.
Pregnancy style: Sophie covered up some more with a plain white T-shirt the only reached the top of her tummy, and she stayed comfortable with some white sandals
Sophie’s father Andrew carried the family’s takeout order, while Joe distributed coffees for everyone but her.
Andrew was dressed for vacation in a pink polo shirt and tan shorts, while Sophie’s mother Sally looked lovely in a sleeveless white dress with lace over the chest.
A source recently told Entertainment Tonight that it won’t be long until Sophie welcomes her first child, and she ‘can’t wait’ to become a mother.
‘Joe and Sophie are excited to be new parents and have been enjoying the process of getting ready for their baby. Sophie and Joe have been trying to also stay active going on walks and hiking,’ a source told the outlet.
‘The whole Jonas family is looking forward to showering the new addition with love. Sophie is due soon and can’t wait to be a mom.’
The Dark Phoenix star previously admitted she is ‘loving’ being in quarantine at home with Joe — even though he feels like he’s in ‘prison.’
Back in black: Joe was dressed in a black Fiorucci T-shirt with a cartoon dog with an ice cream cone that sells for $100 on the brand’s website. He handed out coffees for everyone but Sophie
Sophie hasn’t posted to Instagram in nearly a month, but her last few posts were devoted to sharing her condemnation of systemic racism and police brutality, after she was inspired by the police killing of George Floyd.
In one photo, the actress had a hand-written cardboard sign with her that read, ‘White Silence Is Violence.’
Another 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.
Radio silence: Sophie hasn’t posted to Instagram in nearly a month, but her last posts were devoted to condemning systemic racism and police brutality, inspired by the police killing of George Floyd
One follower weighed in on the star’s comments and appeared to refer to the four Minneapolis police officers involved in Floyd’s death: Derek Chauvin, J.Alexander Keung, Thomas Lane, and Tou Thao.
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.
Chilling: One pictured 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 on May 25
‘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 in late May when Chauvin, 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.