Social media star Gypsy Rose Blanchard has quickly gained millions of followers after her recent release from a decade-long prison sentence.
Although it is rare for a social media personality to be convicted of second-degree murder, Blanchard, now 32, pleaded guilty to this charge in 2016 for her involvement in plotting the murder of her abusive mother, Claudine "Dee Dee" Blanchard, in their Missouri home in 2015, with assistance from her former boyfriend at the time.
Since her release, Gypsy Rose Blanchard claims to have undergone a complete transformation and has finally become the woman she had always dreamt of being, as per to Fox News.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard's Personal Struggles Revealed
ABC News' Good Morning America managed to secure the first exclusive TV interview with Blanchard, who expressed gratitude for the life experiences she gained during her seven-year prison stay. In a clip released by TMZ, Blanchard opened up to Deborah Roberts, co-anchor of "20/20" and ABC's senior national affairs correspondent, emphasizing the valuable life lessons she learned in prison. She proudly acknowledges the positive impact that her time behind bars had on shaping her post-prison life.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard believes that, just like anyone else, she matured through trial and error during her time in prison, transcending the confines of the correctional facility.
Blanchard's personal life, which unfolded during her incarceration, is now publicly known, including her romantic involvement with her husband, Ryan, whom she married while in prison. Despite facing criticism, Blanchard steadfastly supported Ryan both inside and outside the bedroom.
Ryan also accompanied Gypsy Rose Blanchard during the Good Morning America interview. The full interview, scheduled to air on Friday, promises to provide further insight into her life and experiences.
Recently, Gypsy Rose Blanchard caused a stir on social media when she revealed to People magazine the state of her mental health while planning her mother's murder. Alongside this shocking revelation, Blanchard disclosed that she had experienced childhood molestation at the hands of her grandfather, Claude Pitre, which will be explored further in an upcoming documentary series, according to TMZ.
Post-Prison Life and Docuseries Insights
As reported by TMZ, Gypsy Rose Blanchard made her television debut on ABC News' Good Morning America, where she discussed her post-prison life. She spoke about the significant personal growth she underwent during her prison sentence, transforming into the woman she had always aspired to be. In an exclusive clip provided by TMZ, Gypsy Rose Blanchard also shared details about her upcoming docuseries, "The Prison Confessions of Gypsy Rose Blanchard."
Fans eagerly expressed their anticipation, calling 2024 Gypsy's year of success and labeling her an iconic figure in her celebrity era. However, not everyone shared the same enthusiasm, with some individuals voicing their indifference towards Blanchard's appearance on Good Morning America. Yet, amidst the varying views, one user made a derogatory comment about Blanchard's appearance.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard's release from prison has undeniably made headlines, capturing the attention of both supporters and skeptics. Her pending interview on Good Morning America is set to shed further light on her unique journey, revealing the woman she has become after her lengthy prison stay, Meaww reported.
