A90 Day Fiancécast member is schooling fansabout why he will be seen in an upcoming spin-offwhen he was clearly not together with his partner in the previous one.90 Day: The Last Resortseason 2premieres in December 2024 and has six couples from across shows in the90 Day Fiancéuniverse. It’s now known that most ofthese90DFcouples are no longer together. Some cast members have been flaunting their new boyfriends and girlfriends on social media. However, one couple is getting the most criticism for choosing to get couples therapy in Arizona.
Rob Warne is setting the record straight about why he chose to do90 Day: The Last Resortwith Sophie Sierra and claiming it wasn’t for the check.
Rob recently took to Instagramto share a lengthy Story about his decision to doThe Last Resortwith Sophie even though they were not together (via90dayfiance_alexa.) Rob explained that during90 Day Fiancéseason 10, he was living “in the same condition” he had been living in during the 2.5 years that he dated Sophie long-distance.He was working full-timeand using the money to see her “no matter the distance.” He moved to Austin duringHappily Ever After?season 8 where they had an inside bathroom, duvets, blankets, a job, a 2023 car, etc.
“Getting to 90 Day Fiancé The Last Resort, Sophie and I weren’t together leading up to it, but being married always meant the world to me and doing everything I could to make it work was important.”
Even though they had a turbulent marriage leading up to it, Rob was willing to take advantage of the opportunity so he could make their marriage work. Rob addressed rumors that he was doing it “for a check.” Hecalled these claims “dismissive to the reality that marriage IS worth fighting for.”Rob added that only those who truly respect it can understand why he and Sophie would show up for each other even after all the issues. “So, all of that being said, I hope you enjoy this upcoming season,” Rob added.
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Rob and Sophie had already filmed two different shows when they were introduced in90 Day Fiancéseason 10. The show seems to have seen potential in the couple’s storyline to have trusted them with multiple spin-offs even before their debut. Rob and Sophie had alsoalready separated when they debuted in90 Day Fiancéseason 10.The next best show for them to star in would have by default been90 Day: The Last Resortseason 2. It was because the couple had not divorced yet and Rob seemed eager to make things work.
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Rob was putting in more effort to save their marriage than Sophie was.90 Day: The Last Resortcould have made him realize it wasn’t worth the effort. Rob was roped in for another show which he filmed in October 2024 that’s based on the “90 Day House” concept. Rob seemingly met Jeniffer Tarazona while filming and is currently dating her. If things work out between them, thenRob and Jeniffer might get cast in a new seasonofBefore the 90 Daysor90 Day Fiancéitself. It’s how the cycle continues for90 Day Fiancécast members.
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Rob was accused of being jobless during his90 Day Fiancéseason 10 debut when he was supposedly working three jobs at the time. Rob is trying to make fans understand that it was never about money for him. All he wanted to do was to fix his marriage, even though Sophie didn’t seem to be interested in meeting him halfway. Considering his popularity, Rob will surely be a part of more shows in the future, andhe should brace himself for more criticism. Still, by now, Rob must be used to it all.
90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Daysairs Sundays at 8 p.m. EST on TLC.
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90 Day Fiancé follows international couples navigating the challenges of cultural differences and family dynamics under the pressure of a 90-day fiancé visa in the pursuit of marriage and lasting love. Released in 2014, the series explores the complexities of cross-border relationships within the set timeframe.
