Who is Sophie from 90 Day Fiance Dating?
As of August 2025, Sophie Sierra, known from 90 Day Fiancé, is not in a confirmed romantic relationship. She and Rob Warne, her ex-husband, have been separated since 2024. Their marriage ended after appearing on 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 2, where Sophie chose not to recommit to Rob during the recommitment ceremony.
Despite their separation, they briefly reconnected after filming, but Rob clarified that they were not rekindling their relationship .
In early 2025, rumors circulated about Sophie dating fellow 90 Day Fiancé alum Pedro Jimeno, following shared Instagram Stories suggesting they were together. However, these rumors were not substantiated, and no official confirmation has been made regarding their relationship status.
Who is Sophie from “90 Day Fiancé”?
Sophie Sierra — known to fans just as Sophie — started her reality TV journey as the British beauty with a big heart (and, okay, a little bit of fire). She has that London accent that instantly makes everything she says sound a little fancier, even when she’s giving Rob side-eye during a grocery run.
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Age: She’s in her early 20s, still figuring out the LA social maze with a mix of optimism and “I miss home” cravings.
Family: Her mom’s a recurring guest star, and fans adore their lovingly snarky chats over FaceTime. Those little moments, where Sophie panics about matching a US vibe or debates oat milk, feel real — not polished, not scripted.
TLC’s description of Sophie often feels reductive, but real-life Sophie radiates more depth; she shares stories about struggling with body image and self-confidence, which hits home if you've ever wondered how reality TV people handle the pressure.
There’s a vulnerability in her posts, especially the ones about not fitting in right away or missing her friends back home. One time, she admitted she tried a “trendy LA hike” and bailed halfway to get snacks instead — which, frankly, is an energy I respect.
Sophie’s Career and Hopes
In terms of career, Sophie is more than just reality TV drama — she’s a social media influencer, content creator, and occasional fashion model. If you scroll through her Instagram, you’ll see sponsored posts for skincare (no surprise there), but sometimes she shares candid videos about the not-so-glamorous side of influencer life.
She’s tried launching a fashion line; news reports say it’s early days, but Sophie seems genuinely excited, even if her last collection mostly sold to her friends and a handful of loyal fans.
Modeling gigs: She’s done a handful of photo shoots, some internationally. But real talk, half the fun is her “behind the scenes” vlogs, showing the chaos of LA photographers, odd jobs, and Sophie’s own commentary about “posing while covered in sand is NOT as cute as the ads make it look.”
She’s expressed interest in expanding into wellness coaching – not the cookie-cutter, pastel-everything approach, but something more personal, inspired by her own journey adjusting to life as a young immigrant chasing big dreams.
That career path feels credible because it’s barely polished. Sophie will hop on Instagram, admit her day was a mess, and ask her followers what snack cures homesickness best. She’s made mistakes (who hasn’t posted a late-night selfie only to regret it?), but that’s what makes her relatable. Plus, there's something charming about someone who can turn a TLC moment into a runway walk — or a meltdown into a viral meme.
