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Big British baking‘S. John Whaite closes his episode with Justfans.
“I’m just leaving.” Whaite, 36, wrote through Instagram On Tuesday, September 16. “Life has moved in a way I couldn’t have predicted – Ruff Puff Bakehouse and Ruff Puff Brownies have taken so much of my time, but in the best possible way. They have reminded me of talent that I had neglected, and gave me a new respect for the craft to the first that this route set me up.”
Whaite – who came to the magnifying glass in 2012, when (the) The big British baking – The launch of Ruff Puff Bakehouse announced in April.
“Working alongside the team, creating something real and permanent, has shown me that my value in muscle or body image – it is in building, baking and sharing,” shared on Tuesday. “For the first time Since baking away 13 years agoI feel a real sense of purpose again. “
Whaite noted that his decision to Finish its Onlyfans page “Not the end of something” but “the beginning of a new chapter -” one rooted in passion, creativity, and community. “
“And we couldn’t be more willing,” he concluded. “For all fans and peers only – thank you for the support along the way. I wish you all well and much success.
Since the publication of Ruff Puff Bakehouse, Whaite has given fans a behind -the -scenes glimpse and thanks to their more than 300,000 followers for their support.
“Completely crushed after a two -day soft launch,” wrote through Instagram in July. “I never imagined that I would be able to open a real bakery, making a proper laminated dough from the beginning. It has been my dream since I was that scrubber hair that won the big British bakery. But what I didn’t realize back then was that I wouldn’t do it on my own.”
Sharing a carousel of photos and videos-and a close of cakes trays, Whaite thanked his “amazing team” and “amazing customers.”
“Bloomin ‘Beltin’ was to see the joy on your faces as you entered our cheeky corncakes, gooey or croissant flakes brushed off your jaw,” he concluded in his mail. “Thank you for supporting our small business – we hope to serve you for many years to come.”