'Love Is Blind' Contestant Laura Dadisman Slays 9-to-5 Life Like a Boss

When she's now not busy discovering love in a pod, 'Love Is Blind' contestant Laura Dadisman is laborious at paintings. Check out the entire juicy deets on her 9-to-5 job!

Feb. 15 2024, Published 4:17 p.m. ET

Spoiler alert: This article contains major spoilers for the ones no longer caught up on Season 6 of Love Is Blind.

In case you missed it, Season 6 of Love Is Blind is now able for all you binge-watchers to experience in a single move! This contemporary season brings forth a batch of brand-new couples to cheer on, including Jeramey Lutinski and Laura Dadisman, whose adventure at the display so far has been nothing wanting tumultuous.

We're sure a lot of you've already gobbled all six episodes recently streaming on Netflix, so you're smartly acutely aware of the ups and downs in their relationship. With that in thoughts, let's shift gears and delve into Laura's background. So, who is she? What does Laura do for a living? Keep reading for all the recognized details.

Plus, stay scrolling to take a look at the social media buzz surrounding her arguable "bean dip" commentary.

What is 'Love Is Blind' contestant Laura Dadisman's job?

After bidding farewell to her moderately tumultuous stint on Season 6 of Love Is Blind, Laura has began a recent chapter in her professional journey. According to her LinkedIn profile, she landed her current position as an account director at MWC Las Vegas — "the premier mobile ecosystem convention in North America" — in October 2023.

Prior to this function, Laura accrued revel in in various positions at OneStream Software, AmericasMart Atlanta, and Express LLC. For those thinking about her tutorial background, Laura graduated from East Carolina University with bachelor's degrees in attire vending and trade management.

Laura faces backlash for her divisive remarks in Season 6 of 'Love Is Blind.'

At first, maximum Love Is Blind audience tolerate Laura — however their tolerance temporarily wanes as she engages in some rather debatable habits. It all begins when the account director intervenes in the love triangle between Jimmy Presnell, Chelsea Blackwell, and Jessica Vestal.

Upon finding that Jimmy has professed his love to Chelsea, Laura takes it upon herself to confront Jess and urges her to go away voluntarily. When Jess seeks a proof, Laura cryptically insists that she's appearing in her best hobby and advises her to accept as true with her judgment. Jess is left in tears, nonetheless at midnight about the true explanation why in the back of Laura's actions, despite the fact that it sounds as if she could have pieced it together herself.

Despite Laura's intentions, her actions draw ire from fans on social media, who criticize her dealing with of the location.

"Now why the F--K would Laura tell Jessica she should leave simply off the strength of 'just trust me,'" one particular person said on X (formerly known as Twitter). "Like, nah, b---h, you was messy enough to come [and] warn me, be messy enough to tell the whole truth."

Another fan wrote, "I do respect Laura for coming to her, but she should have fully told her why not just left it like that to assume even worse." Preach, sister — just spill the juicy details already!

Then, all through the couples' travel to the Dominican Republic, Jeramey confides in Amber "AD" Desiree and her fiancé, Clay Gravesande, that Laura prompt he "bean dip" AD (slang for inappropriately touching her breasts with out consent).

Naturally, both AD and Clay find this unsettling. AD attempts to tactfully give an explanation for to Laura that her suggestion doesn't come throughout as a shaggy dog story, but Laura directs her frustration towards Jeramey for publicly embarrassing her instead.

It's obtrusive that viewers had been displeased with Laura's remarks towards AD, with many fans criticizing the wildly fashionable Netflix show for allowing the cast to fetishize the 33-year-old real property broker.

"Telling your fiancé to 'bean dip' or flick another woman's breast is weird, like, WTF Laura?" one fan posted on X, later expressing discomfort with the solid's objectification of AD.

A second individual shared, "And when we say black women are over-sexualized, y'all swear we be making stuff up. In what world is it okay for Laura to even joke about her man touching AD's boobs?? DIRECTLY to her man?? And for her man to BRING IT UP TO AD AND LAUGH?"

"I wanna fight Laura because how dumb are you to tell Jeramey to slap AD's titty??? What part about that is funny??" another fan commented. "Also, you see how that man threw you under the bus? He knows you f--ked up."

Someone else added, "Why would you tell your fiancé to hit AD's boob as a joke? ... Jeramey quickly exposed her for trying to set him up. A joke about a telling a man to touch a woman's body when they barely know each other."

Season 6 of Love is Blind is now streaming on Netflix.

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