Sophie Turner's Old 'Game Of Thrones' Tattoo Was Actually A Major Spoiler
Warning: spoilers for “Game of Thrones” below.
It appears Sophie Turner actually revealed how “Game of Thrones” would conclude last year ― and she hid what would happen in plain sight.
Tattoo artist Lauren Winzer in June 2018 shared an image of a direwolf, representing House Stark, that she’d inked onto the arm of the British actress who plays Sansa Stark in HBO’s epic fantasy drama.
Beneath was captioned, “The pack survives.”
The inking sent fans into overdrive and prompted plenty of speculation about how the wildly successful show would end.
Turner denied the fan theories at the time in an interview with James Corden on “The Late Late Show,” claiming it was “just a quote from last season” and “a moral I like to live by.”
But after the Stark siblings Sansa, Arya, Bran and Jon Snow all survived Sunday’s final ever episode, tweeters went into meltdown once again as it appeared that Turner had indeed revealed what would go down.
Side bar: Sophie Turner gave us the biggest spoiler by showing us her ‘The Pack Survives’ tattoo and none of us took it seriously, wow we stupid. pic.twitter.com/UubLNUVhYo
— tash 🦋🦋 (@tashmontlake) May 21, 2019
So when @SophieT got the wolf tattoo & said the pack survives or whatever we should’ve know then. Got it! #GameofThrones #GOT #DemThrones
— Scheherazade ♛ (@Schaelove) May 20, 2019
It’s funny that @SophieT had a tattoo done that actually was a spoiler 😂 pic.twitter.com/rVsy9wLSgL
— Scarlett Marchant (@ScarlettOliviax) May 20, 2019
Why isn't anyone talking about @SophieT and her tattoo being a whole spoiler. Love you, Sophie!! So glad you got your crown.
— Tempus_Frangit (@slave2mandalore) May 21, 2019
Turner, who tied the knot with singer-songwriter Joe Jonas earlier this month, on Monday shared a heartfelt tribute to her character and the show’s cast and crew on Instagram:
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In an interview with The New York Times, she also called the viral petition to rewrite the final season “disrespectful to the crew, and the writers, and the filmmakers who have worked tirelessly over 10 years, and for 11 months shooting the last season.”
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This article originally appeared on HuffPost.