Actor Sophie Turner recently revealed that her Game of Thrones co-star Kit Harington makes more money than her and shes OK with that.

Kit [Harington, who plays her brother Jon Snow, the King in the North] got more money than me, Turner told Harpers Bazaar UK in the magazines April issue.

But he had a bigger storyline, she continued. And for the last series, he had something crazy like 70 night shoots, and I didnt have that many. I was like, You know what... you keep that money.

Its not clear whether Turner meant Harington has always made more money than her Game of Thrones is about to start its eighth season, and both actors have been cast members since the beginning or if she was referring to a specific period in the HBO shows run.

Turner told Harpers Bazaar that demanding equal pay can get a little tricky, simply because actors dont always all do the same job. Historically, however, the gender pay gap in Hollywood and media has been and remains a real issue, one that has come up repeatedly over the past few years. Actors including The Crowns Claire Foy and American Hustles Amy Adams and Jennifer Lawrence were paid less than their male co-stars for the same work (or sometimes even more work).

Although Turner doesnt see an issue with the pay gap between her and Harington, she said she is working to improve diversity on set. For each job Turner takes, she said, she insists on an inclusion rider that ensures 50/50 gender parity in the workforce.

Now, you see women in the camera departments, producing, directing, she said. Its exciting.

Head over to Harpers Bazaar UK to read Turners full interview.