Sophie Rain Drops Hints On Secret Bop House Plans

Sophie Rain brought her signature influencer energy to Rodeo Drive this week, joining The Bop House crew for a shopping spree and an impromptu fan update.

Among the highlights, she gushed about her love for Morgan Wallen, hinted at her ongoing connection to the group, and dropped teasers about what’s next for the content powerhouse.

While Rain previously shocked fans by announcing her exit from The Bop House, she made it clear that the bond with her former housemates is still strong.

“I love them,” she said with a smile in a chat with The Hollywood Fix. “When we’re all together like this, it doesn’t even feel like work.”

The group revealed they’ve been traveling non-stop, with recent stops in Miami, New York, and Los Angeles.

The next adventure? Ohio, where they’ll be attending a Morgan Wallen concert, before boarding a cruise to the Bahamas for a mix of relaxation and content creation.

Auditions for new Bop House members are coming soon, but Rain won’t be involved in selecting the next crop of influencers.

“I’ll be just watching,” she confirmed. The group kept details under wraps on whether the tryouts will be live-streamed or posted on YouTube.

The audition conversation took an amusing turn when influencer Piper Rockelle was mentioned. Rockelle had recently joked online about “sneaking into” the auditions. The Bop House crew spoke warmly of her, but made it clear they don’t think she’s the right fit for the group.

“We love Piper… she’s so sweet,” one member said, adding she might be “too sweet” for their dynamic environment.

Beyond auditions, the crew touched on their streaming habits. One member has been experimenting with IRL broadcasts, such as haunted house explorations and arcade nights, alongside Fortnite gaming sessions. As expected, everyone was buzzing about the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto VI.

Relationship-wise, the group says there’s nothing new to report on the boyfriend front. Missing from the Rodeo Drive outing were Camilla Araujo, who is “doing her own thing,” and Julia Filippo, who was “busy” that day.

Despite Rain’s lighter involvement, she still finds herself intertwined with the Bop House journey. She said the crew has “big new things” in the works but refused to give away any spoilers.

“Top secret,” the ladies teased.

They also made a point to thank fans for their unwavering support.

“We are very grateful. We love you. Thank you so much for supporting us,” one member said, encouraging everyone to watch the upcoming auditions closely.

Last month, Rain announced that she has officially left The Bop House, which she co-founded, in a move she said was about regaining control of her career.

In a chat with The Blast, Rain called her time at Bop House “one of the most incredible and rewarding experiences” of her life and admitted that over time she “was no longer in control of [her] own brand and vision,” something she considers non-negotiable.

Often dubbed the Gen Z version of the Playboy Mansion, The Bop House generated millions in monthly revenue and amassed a massive following on TikTok and Instagram.

Rain wasn’t just a co-founder but the face and creative force behind the venture.

However, as she put it, even the biggest stars “outgrow their stages.”

Sources claim ongoing friction with fellow creator Camilla Araujo may have influenced Rain’s decision.

She didn’t shy away from addressing it, noting, “I have so much love for the girls, but it’s no secret that Camilla and I haven’t been seeing eye to eye… at some point, you have to recognize when a dynamic isn’t healthy and walk away.”

Still, Rain insisted this is far from the end. With over $70 million reportedly earned on OnlyFans, she said she’s secured enough wealth for her family for generations.

“I have made enough money to retire my parents, future kids, and my grandkids,” she revealed.

Promising new projects and collaborations, Rain told fans, “This is just the beginning,” signaling that her next chapter will be fully on her own terms.