
Several truth bombs were dropped and secrets revealed at the Love is Blind season 7 reunion. There was Hannah venting anger about how Nick talked about her appearance, calling her a grenade, Ramses speaking about whether or not he refused to wear a condom and an impatient Stephen butting in.
One of the biggest issues was Tyler being a sperm donor for a friend and his current relationship with her. Before the reunion aired, the woman in the picture came out to tell people that Tyler was more than just a friend to her.
In an earlier episode when the audience got to know about Tyler being a sperm donor, he tells Ashley that he isn't involved in the kid's life. However, the woman later came out on social media and said that he played an active role in parenting after her partner left them.
She even alleged that Tyler fathered twins with her later on.
The topic was addressed at the very start of the show. Ashley took the bull by the horns and straight away expressed how happy she is with Tyler and she knows all about everything that happened.
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Ashley said that they basically staged the conversation about him being a sperm donor for the cameras and that she had known about it much before. She said that both of them did not want to talk about it on television but she felt hiding it might not be the best solution since her expressions might give away that something was wrong.
So they decided to have a conversation for the cameras. "You can clearly see that he is lying when he says he hasn't seen the kid," Ashley says about Tyler's statement that he had not seen the child.
Ashley stood by his man to assert that "he is a nice man who got too deep into something". She said he did it with good intentions and she knows everything about it.
Talking about their nearly one year of marriage, Ashley said that Tyler is the most calming relationship she has ever had. Her mother also quipped and said that even she is learning things from them, like how to have an open conversation.