Carpool Karaoke trailer reunites Game of Thrones' Arya and Sansa actors Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner
The new Apple series debuts this August
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Your support makes all the difference.For years, Game of Thrones fans have been patiently waiting for Arya and Sansa Stark to finally reunite.
However, HBO has been beaten to the punch, Apple Music’s Carpool Karaoke: The Series bringing Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner together on screen first.
The duo make an appearance in the latest trailer for the much-delayed series, alongside fellow celebrities Ariana Grande, Metallica, Will Smith, and John Cena.
Apple’s series takes James Corden’s famed Carpool Karaoke segment from the Late Late Show and expands it for an entire show, pairing up seemingly unrelated names such as Jessica Alba, will.i.am, and Gwyneth Paltrow.
Meanwhile, the latest trailer for Game of Thrones includes a quick snapshot of Arya Stark looking out across a snowy landscape, Winterfell in the distance. Could we see the two Starks properly together within the week?
Carpool Karaoke: The Series kicks off 8 August in the US, 9 August in the UK on Apple Music, while the next episode of Game of Thrones airs Monday morning in the UK, Sunday evening in the US.
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