The TV personality, who is known for her involvement in the murder of her abusive mother, is revealed to have submitted divorce papers less than two weeks after announcing her split from her husband.
- Apr 9, 2024
AceShowbiz - Gypsy Rose Blanchard, known for her involvement in the murder of her abusive mother, has filed for divorce from her husband, Ryan Anderson, less than two weeks after announcing their split. The divorce filing comes in the wake of Blanchard's physical transformation, including a recent nose job.
Blanchard has been open about the challenges she faced in her relationship with Anderson. In a Lifetime docuseries, she admitted to having "always had a difficulty of letting go" of her past with her ex-fiance, Ken Urker. The breakup with Anderson may be explored in an upcoming Lifetime show that will focus on Blanchard's life after prison.
Since her release from prison, Blanchard has also undergone a physical transformation. She recently revealed that she underwent rhinoplasty to improve her appearance and breathing. "I was in pain at first, but I am on pain medicine," she shared.
As Blanchard embarks on this new chapter, she has been seen rekindling her relationship with Urker, with whom she was engaged for a year in 2018. They were recently photographed holding hands and getting matching tattoos.
Blanchard's ongoing journey has raised questions about the ethics of public obsession with true crime figures and victims of abuse. After her release, she amassed a significant social media following, sharing day-by-day updates with Anderson and promoting her Lifetime series. While some praised her frank discussion of her experiences, others expressed discomfort with her story being repackaged as entertainment.
However, Blanchard recently deactivated her social media accounts, citing concerns about the impact of public scrutiny on her mental health. As she navigates her personal life and the complexities of her public image, Blanchard's story continues to serve as a reminder of the lingering effects of abuse and the challenges faced by those who seek to reclaim their lives after trauma.
