Taylor Krause Admits Their Relationship Has Become ‘A War Zone’ Since Moving In With Garrett Josemans: “He’s Like a Completely Different Person”

What began as a fairytale connection in the Love Is Blind pods has taken a dark and painful turn behind closed doors.

In a brutally honest new interview, Taylor Krause revealed that living with Garrett Josemans has pushed their relationship to the edge — and she’s no longer pretending everything is okay.

“It feels like a war zone in our own home,” Taylor confessed. “He’s like a completely different person since we moved in together.”

From Love to Landmines

Fans watched Taylor and Garrett fall fast and hard for each other, building what seemed like an unshakable bond through emotional vulnerability and late-night pod confessions. But according to Taylor, the reality of everyday life with Garrett has been nothing like the fantasy.

“I knew living together would be an adjustment,” she admitted. “But I didn’t expect it to feel like I’m walking on eggshells all the time.”

 

Taylor claims Garrett has become increasingly irritable and unpredictable — a far cry from the man she fell in love with.

“He snaps at me over dishes, over the thermostat, over nothing,” she said. “It’s like the smallest things flip a switch in him.”

“I’m Exhausted… and Starting to Feel Alone”

The emotional toll has left Taylor questioning not just their future, but also the version of herself she’s becoming in this relationship.

“I’m trying to stay strong, but I’m exhausted,” she said. “I didn’t come here to lose myself. And right now, I feel more alone than I did before we ever met.”

Despite the tension, Taylor hasn’t given up on Garrett — not yet. But she admits something has to change, and fast.

“I still see the man I fell in love with… somewhere in there. But I can’t keep doing this if it stays like this.”

What once looked like one of Love Is Blind’s strongest couples is now facing its harshest reality yet. As Taylor Krause fights for her peace and clarity, the question remains: can love survive when home starts to feel like a battlefield?