90 Day Fiance cast member Sophie Sierra has had a rocky marriage with her American husband, Rob Warne. Their relationship, which began with a whirlwind romance on Instagram, has been fraught with challenges, leading many to speculate that Sophie might have used Rob for a green card.
Sophie, originally from London, moved to the United States to marry Rob. Their relationship was documented on 90 Day Fiance season 10 and Happily Ever After season 8, where viewers saw the couple’s numerous ups and downs. Despite their efforts to make the marriage work, including attending couple therapy, it appears that their relationship has reached a breaking point. According to the pair’s recent social media activity, Rob has returned to California, while Sophie may have stayed in Texas, living with her female friend Kae.
The couple’s separation has fueled rumors that Sophie might have dragged the marriage as long as possible to secure her immigration status. Due to their marital problems, there is a risk that Sophie may end up in immigration limbo if her divorce from Rob is finalized before she obtains her green card. This has led to speculation that Sophie’s primary concern may have been securing her stay in the U.S. rather than prioritizing her marriage.
Despite personal turmoil, Sophie has managed to become financially independent and is not relying on her mom, Claire, or her estranged husband, Rob, for financial support. She has multiple income streams and uses her reality TV fame to support herself. Sophie is active on Only Fans, sharing exclusive content with her subscribers. Additionally, she works as a promoter for nightclubs and events, capitalizing on her popularity from the show. Her entrepreneurial spirit doesn’t stop there; Sophie has also secured a sponsorship deal with Fashion Nova, a brand known for collaborating with other 90 Day Fiancé cast members like Jasmine Pineda.
Sophie and Rob will appear in the upcoming season of 90 Day: The Last Resort, where they will try to save their relationship through intensive couples therapy. However, considering their current living situation and the apparent lack of progress in their relationship, it seems unlikely that therapy will be able to reconcile them.
