Sarah Ann Bick and Jeramey Lutinski are going their separate ways.
More than six months after the Love Is Blind stars revealed they decided to give their romance a shot, Sarah Ann has confirmed speculation about where they stand now.
"It's time to address the end of my relationship with Jeramey," she wrote on her Instagram Story Sept. 24. "Not that it's necessary or that I feel obligated to do so, but I'd love to offer my side of the story for those who are curious."
Sarah Ann, who met Jeramey on season 6 of the Netflix dating show, went on to say that she's been hearing from a lot of people reaching out about the status of her relationship.
She shared, "I still get a lot of people asking me if we are together, letting me know he is dating other people, on apps, etc."
Sarah Ann also noted that for her "healing and growth," she'd be collecting fan questions to be answered in a forthcoming Instagram Reel "to end the questions and rumors."
She noted that she wanted to do so because she's still hoping to find the love of her life someday.
"I'm still in pursuit of finding my true love," she wrote. "Thank you for rocking with me this long."
Instagram/Sarah Ann BickSarah Ann and Jeramey made waves for how they got together on their season of Love Is Blind. Despite having a connection in the pods, Jeramey proposed to Laura Dadisman, leaving Sarah Ann to exit the pods without a love match.
The 30-year-old customer support agent ended up reaching out to Jeramey through his DMs while he and Laura started having issues in their relationship, which they ultimately ended on camera after Jeramey lied about a late-night meet-up with Sarah Ann.
During the show's reunion earlier this year, Jeramey and Sarah Ann announced that they had been together on-and-off for about a year since the show wrapped filming and revealed that they were living together.
Instagram/Sarah Ann BickThe controversial couple had hurdles to overcome of their own, including tremendous online backlash to their romance.
"Ok, got it. Enough," Jeramey wrote on Instagram in February. "The amount of hate myself and other cast mates have received is over the top. We all had the courage to put ourselves in the public eye to watch an experiment unfold. For you it's entertainment, for us it was a part of life at an accelerated pace."
He added, "Unfortunately for the world, filming 8-10 hours a day isn't enough. Next time we'll recommend having cameras attached 24/7. We'll make sure everyone is perfect at every moment and nothing but blunted boring moments happen."
"Everyone will get their chance to speak when the time is right," Jeramey went on. "Until then we all get it."
