Sophie Fergi: Life After Leaving Piper Rockelle’s Squad

Sophie Fergi: Life After Leaving Piper Rockelle’s Squad

In 2020, Sophie Fergi created drama by leaving Piper Rockelle’s YouTube squad, sparking curiosity about her departure. Now 17, Sophie has built a new life and career away from her former best friend. In a recent episode of Netflix’s Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing, she shared her experiences of alleged harsh treatment while on Piper’s team.

Her story highlights the struggles of young content creators and their ability to reinvent themselves. From having no social media presence to amassing millions of followers, Sophie’s journey reflects her determination and hard work in the influencer space.

Sophie’s Early Acting Career And Meeting Piper

Sophie Fergi was born in Los Angeles, California, on July 4, 2007. Her path to fame began early. She was a child background actor. Her mother, Heather Nicole, accompanied her to many auditions and helped plan her early career steps.

Her first big break was a role in the Brat TV series “Mani.” She quickly started appearing regularly on the show, thanks to her standout performance. She had a “goth girl” character who fans loved. This set is where Sophie first met Piper Rockelle.

Their initial encounter was a bit rocky. Sophie remembers when Piper was written out of the scene. That angered Piper’s mother, Tiffany Smith. According to Sophie, Tiffany made a scene and pulled Piper out of the show.

Several months later, Piper contacted Sophie and asked her to join her YouTube group. While Sophie had reservations about Tiffany, she felt this was an excellent opportunity to launch her online career. At that time, Sophie wasn’t on social media whatsoever. This opportunity offered her the exposure she needed to bolster her online presence.

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The girls swiftly became fast friends after Sophie joined Piper’s YouTube team. According to Sophie, Piper would frequently confide in her. They forged a strong bond on and off the cameras.

That all changed when Tiffany suggested Sophie and her mother come live in their home. There was something not quite right about this idea for Sophie. She says that Piper asked Sophie’s mother if she could move in. Piper told her she needed a mother figure in her life, Stephanie claims, adding that Piper wasn’t getting the emotional support she needed from Tiffany.

Once there, life proved challenging for Sophie. She says she had to spend long stints producing videos. She says she was frequently “disciplined” and forced to do uncomfortable things. One part of her work in the group included a “relationship” with fellow group member Jentzen Ramirez in their content. What began as a plot line for videos became genuine feelings between the teens.

Sophie left the group in September 2020 under challenging circumstances. The aftermath was painful. Sophie says that, simply because she went, Tiffany began a hate campaign against her. She was kicked out of every group chat, blocked on social media, and cut out from her friends—including Jentzen.

Sophie said the most challenging part wasn’t losing followers or opportunities; It was losing her best friend, Piper, and worrying about her. That worry came through loud and clear in her Netflix appearance, where she talked about her former friend with real feeling.

Sophie’s Upward-Growing Social Media Empire

Sophie left Piper’s group and began creating her brand. The results speak for themselves. Sophie now boasts impressive follower accounts across platforms: 5.4 million on TikTok, 2 million on Instagram, and 1.62 million YouTube subscribers.

Sophie produces material that appeals to younger audiences. Her videos include reactions, personal vlogs, fun with friends, fashion hauls, and makeup tutorials. Her originality translates well in the content, earning her fans and followers.

She has not worked alone in rebuilding her online presence. Sophie frequently teams up with fellow young creators, including some from her earlier days. Her videos often feature Sawyer Sharbino, Walker Bryant, and Claire Rock Smith. The On-Screen Bromance works well, and their interactions create great content that people love to watch.

Sophie has also entered into business partnerships beyond casual social media posts. She’s collaborated with brands such as Pumiey and partnered with established actors, including Penn Badgley, on branded content.

In 2020, she started a clothing label, Live Forever More, which seems to have since folded. Sophie is also popular on Snapchat. There, she shares a more casual glimpse into her day-to-day life, which allows her to relate more to her fan base by posting genuine content.

How Sophie’s Still Acting (and Podcasting)

Sophie works as an influencer but is still acting. Most recently, she acted in TV series like “Claire Rocksmith” and “Charmer,” in which she plays a character named Zaria. Her work has been particularly celebrated by her fans, who can’t wait to see more.

She is currently in post-production on the upcoming movie House of Karma. You will be scheduled to watch it, which is another step in her acting career. Outside of acting and social media, Sophie is a co-host of the fan-favorite podcast “Girl Talk.”

New episodes are released on Wednesdays. Sophie and three other young women talk about things that matter to their peers: friendships, self-love, dating in the age of social media, social media pressures, and growing up online.

The podcast provides another outlet for Sophie, 17, to speak out. Its straightforward, relatable conversations have inspired a loyal following of listeners. With “Girl Talk,” Sophie engages with listeners more deeply than conventional social media permits.

Frequently Asked Questions

How old is Sophie Fergi?
Sophie Fergi was born on July 4, 2007, and will turn 17 in 2025.

How come Sophie Fergi quit Piper Rockelle’s squad?
Sophie departed in September 2020 over uncomfortable working conditions, long hours, and environmental concerns. She opened up about her ordeal in Netflix’s Bad Influenc docuseries.

Are Sophie Fergi and Piper Rockelle still friends?
No, they’re no longer friends. After leaving Piper’s group, Sophie was reportedly cut off from contact with Piper and other squad members.

Why did Sophie Fergi and Jentzen Ramirez break up?
Sophie and Jentzen had a storyline relationship for content, but the relationship developed outside of the content with real feelings. When Sophie broke away from the group, they were apart and couldn’t make their relationship work.

What is Sophie Fergi up to these days?
She now enjoys millions of followers on social media, pursues acting parts, and co-hosts the ‘Girl Talk’ podcast. In her personal life, she is still active in creating content and growing as an entertainer.

Final Words

Sophie Fergi discusses the challenges of staying relevant in the public eye. Starting as a background actor and progressing through Piper Rockelle’s squad, she eventually carved her path to success. A recent Netflix documentary highlights her growth in response to challenging experiences.

Now a social media influencer, actor, and podcast host, Sophie connects authentically with young audiences, maintaining her relevance in a rapidly changing media landscape. Her journey exemplifies how young creators can overcome setbacks and challenges behind the polished content, offering hope to others striving for online recognition.

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