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There\u2019s no denying that The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On<\/em><\/a> season 3 star Sandy Gallagher<\/strong> looks very similar to Love Is Blind\u2019s<\/em> Jess Vestal<\/strong><\/a>. Sandy recently responded to fans making comparisons between her and the single mom of one.<\/p>\n Sandy, 27, posted a TikTok video<\/a> on Wednesday, December 4, joking about how her \u201ccomplicated love life\u201d was about to air on Netflix and would \u201cbe on millions of people\u2019s TV screens.\u201d Her comments section was quickly flooded with fans of the show making remarks about how much she and Jess, 30, look alike.<\/p>\n \u201cI thought this was Jess from Love is Blind<\/em><\/a>,\u201d wrote one person.<\/p>\n Sandy replied, \u201cShe is STUNNING such a compliment!!\u201d<\/p>\n Several other TikTok users made similar comments and Sandy responded that she thought the comparisons were \u201cso funny.\u201d One fan, however, said that they felt like Sandy looked more like sadcore queen Lana Del Rey<\/strong>. Unsurprisingly, Sandy had gotten that comment before.<\/p>\n \u201cThat\u2019s the one I normally get! Lol,\u201d the Netflix<\/a> reality star wrote in response.<\/p>\n Sandy made her television debut when the first episodes of The Ultimatum<\/em> season 3 premiered on Netflix on Wednesday, December 4. She and her boyfriend, Nick Tramontin<\/strong><\/a>, have been dating for two and a half years. While Nick, 38, is ready to settle down and make the leap into marriage, Sandy isn\u2019t so sure she\u2019s ready. Their age gap has posed a bit of a problem as Sandy questions whether or not she\u2019s at the stage in her life where she\u2019s ready to tie the knot.<\/p>\n During the couple\u2019s time on the show, they explored potential new relationships to see if they felt anything that prompted them to decide whether to marry or move on. Nick was paired with Vanessa Hattaway<\/strong>, but their relationship came to a screeching halt on the third day of their trial marriage. When Nick arrived at his apartment, he discovered that Vanessa, 30, had packed her things and abruptly departed from the show overnight<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cI came back to the apartment and I\u2019m alone,\u201d Nick told the cameras during the episode. \u201cVanessa packed up her things and left. There was no goodbye.\u201d<\/p>\n Producers then gave viewers more information regarding the cast member\u2019s decisions to leave.<\/p>\n \u201cEarlier in the day, Dave<\/strong> [Adams<\/strong>], Vanessa, Micah<\/strong> [Hardeman<\/strong>] and Chanel<\/strong> [Watkins<\/strong>] secretly met off camera,\u201d a title card for the show read. \u201cThat evening, surveillance cameras captured them packing. Dave, Vanessa, Micah and Chanel quickly departed, abruptly ending their experience.\u201d<\/p>\n Showrunner Chris Coelen<\/strong> revealed that he felt like something was \u201coff\u201d with those particular cast members when they made the selections for their potential new partners.<\/p>\n \u201cMy understanding and impression was that people within that group were a little unsettled,\u201d Chris, 56, said in an interview with Variety<\/em><\/a> published on Wednesday, December 4. \u201cBut I feel like we\u2019ve seen this in every season. \u201cYou saw it when Lauren<\/strong> [Pounds<\/strong>] was going to pick Colby<\/strong> [Kissinger<\/strong>,] then in season 2 with Lisa<\/strong> [Horne<\/strong>] and Brian<\/strong> [Okoye<\/strong>]. They ultimately decided to leave.\u201d<\/p>\n Chris added that while \u201cmost of the participants really commit to the experience,\u201d some realize they can\u2019t handle the process once they get into the depths of it. While Chris wasn\u2019t able to reach Micah, 28, he did speak to Vanessa, Dave, 34, and Chanel, 27.<\/p>\n \u201cWe support whatever you want to do,\u201d Chris said he told the group. \u201cYou want to fully participate, awesome. If you change your mind, that\u2019s OK too. We\u2019re interested in the story, regardless of how it develops. But it was very clear they wanted to leave. And we\u2019re always going to be supportive of that.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n