Sophie is deeply frustrated that fans are still supporting her estranged husband, Rob, even after her many attempts to prove that he’s an abuser
Like many other 90 Day Fiancé couples, Sophie Sierra and Rob Warne initially thrived in their long-distance, vacation-style relationship. However, once Sophie moved to the United States and they tied the knot, the cracks in their relationship became glaringly obvious.
Sophie and Rob’s marriage quickly devolved into daily toxic arguments, revealing that they were fundamentally incompatible. Instead of divorcing when their marital problems became irreparable, the pair chose to prolong their union for the sake of appearing on more 90-day Fiancé spin-offs. This decision only deepened their resentment and anger toward each other, ultimately destroying any chance of reconciliation.
After their separation, Sophie embarked on a campaign to tarnish Rob’s reputation. She leaked videos of him being verbally aggressive toward her, attempting to paint him as a domestic abuser. Her accusations took a bizarre turn when she claimed she left him because he was gay—a statement that felt out of place in 2025, especially given that Sophie herself identifies as bis*xual. This alleged gay shaming further alienated her from fans, who saw her actions as hypocritical and contradictory.
On the show, Sophie often came across as immature and manipulative, which led many fans to side with Rob despite his shortcomings as a husband. Sophie’s credibility took another hit during the 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 2 Tell-All, where she admitted to continuing to sleep with Rob despite spending the past year publicly accusing him of abuse. Many fans believe Sophie’s motives were self-serving, speculating that she stayed close to Rob to convince him to help her secure her temporary green card based on marriage even though they were no longer together.
Yesterday, Sophie posted an Instagram story expressing her frustration with the show fans who are still siding with her allegedly abusive estranged husband, Rob.
