Sophie Turner's First Interaction With Justin Bieber Was Pretty, Uh, Awkward

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We've all had awkward moments with our crushes, and Sophie Turner is no exception. On Wednesday night, the Game of Thrones actress visited The Late Late Show with James Corden and shared a hilarious story about the first time she met Justin Bieber, and her reaction to seeing the pop star was pretty relatable. Sophie first met Justin when she and fiancé Joe Jonas were on a tour of a random house. Justin just so happened to be in one of the rooms, shirtless, getting a massage when Sophie and Joe walked in (yeah this story is kind of bizarre, but just wait).

Sophie, who's a longtime Justin fan, naturally freaked out at the sight of him, but when Joe introduced them to each other, things took a weird turn. "I don't know what came over me to do this, but I turned around, I was like, 'hiii,'" she said, dragging out her voice while sticking out her tongue and holding up the peace sign.

It can be hard to remember how to function in front of your crush, so there's no judgment at all. Although, Sophie did say that Joe hasn't let her live that down. Watch the clip above to see her detail the story in full.



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/Sophie-Turner-Talking-About-Meeting-Justin-Bieber-Video-2018-45319686

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