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Love Is Blind star Laura Dadisman has accused her ex-fiancé Jeramey Lutinski of ‘making up stories’ as she slammed his ‘bogus’ explanation for why he spent an entire night with Sarah Ann Bick when they were still together.
Laura, 34, and Jeramey, 32, called off their engagement after she learned her husband-to-be had been out until five in the morning “talking” to 30-year-old Sarah Ann after she sent him a message to say she would be open to meeting.
After this week’s explosive reunion episode on Netflix, Jeramey claimed he felt compelled to see Sarah Ann because she had told him producers were planning a reunion lake day where she would be brought back into the fold.
He also claimed he was forced to film his explosive fallout with Laura – which took place in the wake of his late night outing – twice for ‘continuity reasons’.
Love Is Blind star Laura has slammed Jeramey’s latest video where he explained why he was out all night with Sarah Ann
The 34-year-old account executive found love for Jeramey in the pods, but their relationship took a dramatic turn when they moved in together
But Laura slammed Jeramey’s ‘wildly untrue’ claims, accusing him of creating ‘false narratives in his head.’
“I’ve been waiting for this because he’s been online saying ‘as soon as I can I’ll clear the air and I’ll give so much more context,'” Laura told DailyMail.com exclusively.
“I was willing to let it go and say, ‘Hey, I don’t want to go for tat. This is beneath me. I’m not going back and forth on this subject for the rest of my life”, but there are things I want to talk about simply because they are completely untrue.
“And this is what he has been caught doing in the past several times on and off camera with me and numerous other people.
‘He creates these stories in his head that I think he thinks are the truth when there is evidence that they are not.’
Unpacking Jeramey’s explainer video, Laura said: ‘A big part of his story that annoyed me was that he said the argument we had in the living room was filmed twice.
‘That is a complete lie. The production has it, and the production also knows it’s a complete lie.’
Laura shut down Jeramey’s claims that they had to film their explosive fight scene twice – and also said she was the one who told him about the lake day
Jeramey’s relationship with Laura ended when it was revealed he had been out until five in the morning with Sarah Ann (pictured)
She continued: ‘The other thing that annoyed me – because it’s just so wildly untrue and there are receipts (and) date-time-stamped screenshots – is where he says when he went out with Sarah … because she did made him aware that there should be a summer day where we all met in real time.
‘I have proof that it was me a few days earlier who told him about the lake day.
‘Production has text messages with him on the sea day.
‘And he knew how important it was for me to see in real life how he would act around her because he shut her down via text.’
A year since the filming of Love Is Blind season six, Laura is happily in a new relationship.
Jeramey and Sarah Ann confirmed in the reunion episode that they are still an item.
Laura admitted that she goes through a ‘different mix of emotions’ when reflecting on her failed engagement with Jeramey – and shared that she is still dealing with some of the issues that arose.
Laura says she feels “icky” when she reflects on her relationship with Jeramey
“It’s been so long,” she said. ‘I know I’ve lived through it and I’ve dealt with it. I mean I had trust issues before I went into it that he was aware of….
‘I was really hoping that Jeramey and Sarah Ann would do some self-reflection this year and I guess they’ll come in like waving the peace flag, but it’s just been too often.
‘He has attacked me and my character, saying I deserved it and that I was picky. Hi, I know I’m picky. I’ve been in therapy for years because I’m doing my best.’
Laura admitted that she now feels “agonized” about the relationship.
“It’s weird reliving it, but at the same time they’re so irrelevant to me,” she added.
‘I hate that it’s even still a thing.’