Joe Jonas was seen out with his two daughters Willa, three, and Delphine, 14 months, on Thursday, amid his ongoing custody battle with estranged wife Sophie Turner.
The 34-year-old singer was on double dad duty as he pushed his two children in a stroller through lower Manhattan, while Sophie, 27, was also out in the Big Apple.
The Jonas Brothers star was dressed casually in a pair of denim jeans, suede loafers and corduroy jacket as he was accompanied by a male pal.
Meanwhile, Sophie, who is fighting to move her divorce case to her native UK after Joe filed for separation in Florida, was pictured on the same day.
The British actress was just down the road from her ex as she stepped out in Tribeca while dressed casually in comfy sweats.
She is currently believed to be staying at her friend Taylor Swift‘s home, who has offered it to the actress on loan, as she navigates the custody war, PageSix reports.
The couple’s four-year marriage collapsed earlier this month, with Jonas starting proceedings with a filing claiming their union was ‘irretrievably broken’.
Game of Thrones star Turner hit back by claiming she was ‘blindsided’ by the court filing and only found out of Jonas’ intentions through the media – which he denies.
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As the couple thrash out the details of their divorce they have also been working on the custody arrangements for daughters Willa, three, and Delphine, 14 months.
Turner has sought to return their children to England after accusing her American ex of withholding their children’s passports.
In recent days the pair agreed to an interim consent order that bans both parties from removing the kids from the state.
While the couple live in New York, Turner had long expressed a desire to return to her hometown during their marriage.
It was revealed this week that she had initiated proceedings in a British court as she seeks to return her two children to England.
It’s the latest development in the couple’s bitter divorce saga and could likely further complicate the case that is now being handled by three different courts across two countries.
