Hamish Blake reveals that he and Zoë Foster Blake sleep in separate bedrooms: 'My wife has no interest in that'

Hamish Blake has revealed his unique sleeping arrangements with his wife of 14 years, Zoe Foster-Blake.

The comedian admitted that the pair sleep in separate bedrooms during an appearance on The Mitch Churi Chat Show.

The 44-year-old funny man said he sleeps in the spare room of their multimillion dollar Sydney home because their daughter Rudy often climbs into bed with the couple and Zoe has 'no interest in that'.

'I actually sleep in the spare room at our house. Just due to noise management issues,' he explained.

'My wife has no interest in that and is happy to sacrifice her husband to put me in the firing line of being the parental company,' he joked.

Hamish went on to describe his sleeping quarters as like 'student accommodation' while his wife, who is the CEO of popular beauty brand Go-To, rests her head in the main bedroom on the 'The Executive Level'.

'Upstairs is called The Executive Level, which is lovely for management, and I’m on The Employee Level,' he explained.

'Sometimes the boss does visit. Very rarely do we have the guts to go and visit the CEO, because she could be asleep and we don’t want to wake her up.

'Our job on the employee level is just to keep it down at all times.'

Hamish and Zoe have been happily married since tying the knot in 2012 and are doting parents to two children - Sonny, 12, and Rudy, eight.

Hamish has become known for his famous birthday cakes for their kids, staying up all night to make elaborate creations for the special milestones.

This year, his son asked for a cake based on the popular pirate-themed series One Piece and Hamish was more than up to the task, documenting the process on Instagram.

'Evening, cake fans. Let's cake,' he said enthusiastically at the beginning of his baking journey.

'I've got a lot of stuff going on in my mind because there's a lot to this. Essentially, we're doing this pirate ship – it's from a manga called One Piece – it's called the Thousand Sunny, this ship.'

While appearing confident, Hamish admitted that he was worried about the construction of chocolate sails.

'The sails have been demanded to be chocolate – edible sails with that famous skull print on it – that's alright, that's after midnight,' he said.

Hamish then shared a slew of photos and clips that documented his cake construction, and the Lego Masters star certainly didn't do things by halves.

Starting off with a schematic diagram, and with a glass of scotch in hand, Hamish set about cutting pieces of Styrofoam to form the shape of the boat, before an egg had even been cracked.

With the night rolling on, he finally got to work baking and began assembling the chocolate sponge around the boat base.

While he expressed concern about the integrity of his chocolate sails, Hamish pulled off the difficult element with ease.

It was certainly not a rushed job, with Hamish finally placing the sails on the cake at 6am on Saturday morning.

With a scotch still in hand, Hamish appeared relieved to have completed the elaborate cake, despite a slight 'miscalculation.'

'Guys, you feel it, feel it. I haven't had a drink for an hour or two, but it's deserved,' he said as he drained his glass.

'I just want to warn you everything's okay, but there was a hasty chopping of the final sail and a slight miscalculation.

'If you're a sailor or very, very picky nautical person, I assume it will anger you. For everyone else it's gonna look great.'

Hamish then revealed the finished product – a picture-perfect rendition of the Thousand Sunny in cake form.

He finally wrapped up his baking session at 6.23am and shared a photo that showed him beaming triumphantly alongside the ship.