Gypsy Rose Blanchard Regrets Marrying Ryan Anderson So Soon

Ryan and Gypsy tied the knot in July 2022, however simply three months after she was launched on parole, Gypsy filed for divorce. She is now courting her ex-fiancé, Ken Urker.

Weeks after Gypsy Rose Blanchard and Ryan Anderson introduced their separation, the ex-convict has revealed the one factor she regrets about her marriage.

Gypsy and Ryan obtained a wedding license in Chillicothe, Missouri, on June 27, 2022, and held a small ceremony with no company on July 21, 2022.

Shortly after she was launched from jail on parole, she instructed PEOPLE Magazine that the 2 deliberate on having a “reception/redo wedding ceremony with all of our household and our mates and the costume and the cake and all the pieces as a result of we deserve that. I deserve that. He deserves that.”

“Our jail wedding ceremony was simply one thing the place we are able to make our vows to one another. It was one thing that meant one thing to us,” she continued. “And I feel the occasion is sort of for everyone else and us, however principally for everyone else.”

“Sadly, my husband and I are going by a separation, and I’ve moved in with my dad and mom down the bayou,” she said on the time. “I’ve the help of my household and mates to assist information me by this. I’m studying to hearken to my coronary heart.”

“Proper now, I want time to let myself discover… who I’m,” she concluded.

Whereas the wedding did not final lengthy exterior of jail, Gypsy Rose says she would not remorse the connection—although she does remorse one factor.

In a brand new interview with Entertainment Tonight, Gypsy Rose Blanchard instructed the outlet that she “would not remorse the connection ” with Ryan Anderson, however she does “remorse getting married in jail so quick.”

The 2 started speaking in 2020, however Gypsy Rose and Ryan did not meet in individual till July 2021—one yr earlier than they tied the knot.

Gypsy then revealed that the 2 are within the early levels of their divorce, not even having their first courtroom date but. Whereas the 2 lived collectively for 3 months after her launch, the divorce submitting, obtained by CourtTV, says that the couple separated on March 25 and have lived aside since then.

The submitting additionally states that Gypsy Rose requests that the courtroom order Ryan to pay her spousal help, “as a result of the Petitioner is in want and the Defendant has a capability to pay and she or he is just not at fault within the dissolution of the wedding.”

It additionally states Ryan “is just not entitled to ultimate spousal help as he’s at fault within the dissolution of the wedding.”

Gypsy Rose Blanchard spent eight and a half years in jail after pleading responsible to co-conspiring the homicide of her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, who falsely asserted varied extreme well being circumstances, resulting in quite a few pointless diagnoses and medical remedies because it was later revealed Gypsy was not unwell.

Stories declare that her mom fabricated her signs as she had Munchausen syndrome by proxy, a psychological dysfunction the place a caregiver exaggerates or induces well being issues in somebody beneath their care to realize consideration and sympathy.

Gypsy was nonetheless a child when Dee Dee first claimed she had sleep apnea. By the point Gypsy was 8 years previous, Dee Dee insisted she had leukemia and muscular dystrophy, requiring the usage of a wheelchair and a feeding tube. Over time, Dee Dee added seizures, bronchial asthma, and listening to and visible impairments to the record of medical points she alleged her daughter had.

After discovering out the reality and realizing she did not really want the remedies, corresponding to a feeding tube or a wheelchair, Gypsy felt the one means out was to kill her mother — a plan that she and her then-boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, carried out in 2015.

She was sentenced to 10 years in jail and was launched on parole in December 2023 after serving 85% of her sentence. Godejohn stays in jail and is serving life with out the eligibility of parole.