Jeramey and Sarah Ann Confirm Relationship at 'Love Is Blind' Season 6 Reunion

Spoiler alert: This article contains major spoilers for those not caught up on Season 6 of Love Is Blind.

After the infamous "bean dip" incident, Jeramey Lutinski and Laura Dadisman's relationship spirals downward due to the return of Sarah Ann Bick. Not only does she reach out to Jeramey and question his commitment to Laura, but she also plays a role in Jeramey tiptoeing home at sunrise one morning.

Understandably, Laura is upset by these events, prompting her to call off her engagement to Jeramey during a cast hangout at the lake house. As they part ways, Jeramey's conversation with Sarah Ann in front of Laura, followed by a Jet Ski ride with her, only adds fuel to the fire.

The question looms: Are Jeramey and Sarah Ann now an item? Keep reading to uncover the truth!

At the much-awaited Season 6 reunion, Jeramey and Sarah Ann drop a bombshell by revealing they are a couple. The camera captures the stunned and uneasy expressions on many audience members' faces.

Co-host Vanessa Lachey probes into their relationship, questioning if they've been together since their romantic jet ski escapade. Sarah Ann confirms, disclosing that they've been an item for almost a year and even live together.

However, there appears to be some turbulence in their relationship, as Chelsea reveals during the reunion that every time she sees Jeramey, he and Sarah Ann are on a break. Jeramey counters, disclosing he's only met up with Chelsea once, but Chelsea fires back, asserting she's crossed paths with him twice. On both occasions, she inquired if he was still with Sarah Ann, to which he said they were broken up.

Jeramey acknowledges, "Yes, we've had our on and offs, we've had our ups and downs, "but ultimately, they moved in together in October 2023. He adds that they "love each other" and want to "support each other."

In the seventh episode, Jeramey and Laura appear to have resolved their issues — but their renewed harmony doesn't last long. In the subsequent episode, Laura confides in Jessica Vestal about Sarah Ann's social media DM to Jeramey.

The direct message is as follows: "Glad to see you're home. I wanted to reach out and thank you for the experience we shared together. Getting to know you [and] opening up to you meant so much. I genuinely hope you're happy. If there's ever a chance your mind is shifting in your choice, I would love the opportunity to meet you — regardless of whatever way you go."

Although Jeramey doesn't reply, he does acknowledge Sarah Ann's message by liking it, indicating that he's not ready to completely move on from his past with the 30-something customer support manager just yet.

But wait, it gets so much worse. Towards the end of Episode 9, Laura and Jeramey have a heated argument about him leaving the house after 10 p.m. and not returning until 5 in the morning.

Laura questions her fiancé about his whereabouts, noting that the bars close at 2 a.m. Jeramey shockingly reveals that he met up with Sarah Ann at the bar, where they discussed some unresolved issues from their time in the pods.

Laura is understandably enraged, accusing Jeramey of failing to take any initiative to end things with Sarah Ann once and for all. Jeramey attempts to calm Laura by explaining that he shared his location with her for reassurance, but she remains unsatisfied. Laura emphasizes that she wants him to come home at a reasonable hour rather than staying out until the early morning (honestly, is that such an unreasonable request?!)

Jeramey claims his late-night chat with Sarah Ann occurred in the bar parking lot, but Laura disputes this, stating that when she woke up, she checked his location and found him at Sarah Ann's apartment complex.

Backtracking, Jeramey asserts they spoke in an alleyway, and he only drove her home. In the end, Laura declares that she "wants out" of their relationship and storms out of the room, leaving Jeramey fuming in his chair.

All six seasons of Love is Blind are now streaming on Netflix.