At this point, we're all so desperate to learn how Game of Thrones ends, it's ridiculous. But what if someone offered to tell you what happened in the last episode right here, right now? Would you take them up on it? Or, after eight long years of watching every episode in careful detail, would you want the build-up and eventual climax of season eight?
One person who didn't get a choice is Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner's fiancé.
Recently, the actress, who plays Sansa Stark on the hit fantasy show, admitted that she had already revealed Westeros' final fate to her soon-to-be-husband - and rather than be overjoyed that he was finally in the know, the Jonas Brothers musician was not happy in the slightest!
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Speaking to Glamour, Sophie admitted that Joe was the only person she had shared the biggest secret in TV with, stating: "I’ve just told Joe [Jonas]. But he’s so mad at me – he loves the show!"
She then "shrugged sheepishly", saying: "Well, I have to tell someone, otherwise I’ll burst."
However, she's not the only star on the show to let out the ending; in a previous interview, co-star Maisie Williams admitted that, after bursting into tears at the cast's final script reading, she had told one important person: her mum.
However, in the same Glamour interview, the 21-year-old joked you'd have to get her "very drunk" to get any information out of her now.
In their first-ever cover shoot together, the two women also discussed their close friendship that started when they were both cast in Game of Thrones in 2009, revealing that they enjoyed sneaking kisses into scenes to prank everyone on set.
"Even though we’re sisters [in GOT], we tried to sneak a kiss into every scene we did together to freak everyone out a bit," Sophie laughed. "It kept them on their toes; making sure they were following the script."
She added: "People always think Maisie and I are a couple. I mean, I am obsessed with her, so you never know. She’s my drug. I’ve got an addiction to Maisie Williams. I actually stalk her hashtag on Instagram!"
Maisie said: "Put us in the same room and we pick up where we left off. We’ve always been really open with each other. As you get older, the stakes are higher, the problems get worse – so it’s built into a lifelong friendship. Sophie knows too much about me to not be my friend."
Making their bond clear to readers, Maisie even admitted that 23-year-old Sophie had helped her through several mental health problems - and vice versa.
"I can’t tell you the amount of times Sophie said, ‘Go to therapy,’ before I actually did," she said. "She really helped me through some messy break-ups and some friend break-ups. Whenever I’m like, ‘I need help! This is bigger than anything I can sort out on my own,’ Sophie is my point of call. I think therapy is so important. You should absolutely speak to someone, even if in your head you go, ‘Yeah, I knew that!’"
The X-Men actress agreed, admitting that she had "been through some lows in her life" and had "a really big problem with not being able to stand up for myself," especially when it came to arguing with a man.
"Jessica Chastain [who Sophie worked with on new X-Men film Dark Phoenix] is the one that said it to me, ‘You need to stand up for yourself more!’" she said, revealing that an actor she worked with on X-Men film Dark Phoenix had "walked" offset when it was time for her to say her lines, and a writer stood in for him.
"She [Jessica] said, ‘Just go and talk to him, go and say something to him!’ I’m a bit of a shy, pushover person, but I’m getting there, I’m working on it," she explained.
Game of Thrones airs in 37 days time on 14 April 2019 - not that we're counting or anything!
