Sandro Farmhouse Reveals Hes Single After Split

star Sandro Farmhouse has revealed that he is now single, after splitting from his husband Joshua.

The baking influencer, 33, came to fame as a finalist on the show in 2022, where he spoke about his partner, sharing how he had bought him a bouquet of white roses on their first date and then every date thereafter.

As a tribute to his then-husband, Sandro then included white roses in the design for his signature bake in the first episode. 

The former couple also previously invited Metro to see inside their a one-bed apartment together in Stratford, where they lived with their two dogs, Pablo and Treacle.

However, the fitness fanatic has now shared that the pair have gone their separate ways and confirmed he is back on the market.

Sandro made the revelation about his relationship status in a cooking video alongside his pal and fellow foodie influencer Nanda Ako.

As the pair baked Biscoff cookies together, they chatted about their most impulsive tattoos, with the baker admitting: 'I'd say every one of my exes' names.'

Going through each of the regretted inkings, he said: 'I’ve got three people’s… I’ve got an initial on my leg which I covered up.

'But I wouldn’t call that an ex, I’ll call that an experience. We were definitely together. It’s one of those exes where I would never give you that…

'And then I got the second one from not the previous one [ex], but the previous one before that…'

When Nanda asked what had had convinced him to get the ink tribute, Sandro confessed it had been a grand gesture for his then-partner as a means of apology. 

He then explained that that his most recent tattoos were for his former husband, saying: 'I’ve got their initials on my engagement ring because we was married.'

Pointing to his inner forearm, he revealed yet another tribute to his ex-husband, which he explained they had both gotten together.

The romantic matching design was of both of their thumb prints side-by-side to make the shape of a heart.

Asked if he could see himself getting anyone else’s name inked on him in future, Sandro confessed: 'I wouldn’t say no, if I'm honest with you.

But when Nanda teasingly said she could see another name coming, he was quick to deny: 'For me? Oh hell no! I ain’t got no one special in my life right now.'

He later insisted that he wasn't going to get any more ink tributes for romantic partners, quipping: 'I'm going to stop now because my body is a temple and I need to decorate it nicely.'

Taking to the comments to further clarify his relationship status, Sandro wrote: 'Clearly I’m back single,' with a laughing emoji.

Sandro came runner-up on series 13 of Bake Off, narrowly missing out on the win to champion Syabira Yusoff, after his previous application for the show was rejected.

He said he'd first gotten into baking following the death of his father when he was just 21 years old.

Born in Angola, Sandro fled the Angolan war for London with his mum when he was two, and had never met his dad, but had been due to fly over to meet him for the first time when he sadly passed.

The influencer went viral in 2017 for making Stormzy an all-black cake for his birthday, which the rapper's then-girlfriend Maya Jama accidentally dropped, while he also gifted cakes to members of Little Mix. 

He then became a fan-favourite during his time in the famous Bake Off tent and formed a close friendship with former judge Prue Leith, who he previously said 'is like my auntie'.

He told The Guardian in 2023: 'We had a special bond, Prue and I. I sense that she wanted me to go far.'

While he has also expressed a desire to appear next on Strictly Come Dancing, after finding a passion for dance as a child, but being subjected to bullying because he was gay.

'Growing up, before I could even learn about who I am, other people were telling me who I am, who I shouldn’t be,' Sandro recalled. '“I did get bullied quite a bit. I always was the outsider.'

The chance to be on Strictly would mean 'more than just going on a show', he insisted. 'It would be three things: a ha-ha to those bullies; it would tell that young child who I used to be that I was OK; and it would stop the noise.'

In November, Sandro reflected on his life since starring on Bake Off, which he called a 'dream come true', but confessed to struggling after the show.

He explained he'd taken some time off of social media to 'breathe, reset, and look after my mental health', and that he'd done some healing in that time.

In a candid post on Instagram, he wrote: 'It’s been three years since Bake Off — a dream come true, but one I never thought about after. What happens when the lights go out, and you’re left figuring out who you are beyond that moment?

'The journey since has been beautiful, humbling, and real. I’ve laughed, cried, grown, fallen, and risen again. 

'I’ve worked with amazing brands, met incredible people, and made more mistakes than I can count — from struggling with management to losing consistency, to being way too hard on myself.'

He continued: 'For so long, I carried regrets that weighed me down - fearing I’d missed my chance or let people down. 

'But I’ve learned this isn’t the end. It’s a transition. Growth isn’t always loud or pretty; sometimes it looks like silence, reflection, and starting again.'

And last week, Sandro shared that he had begun learning to love himself, writing: 'I think I’m finally becoming the person I always dreamed of being.

'The boy who embraces life fully, loves deeply, laughs loudly, dances freely and isn’t afraid to take up space in the world.

'The free spirit that was always there, finally learning how to fly and honestly, falling in love with life again feels a lot like falling in love with myself.'