Ryan Scott Anderson on Gypsy Rose Blanchard: ‘Here one day and the next she was gone’
Less than six months ago, Gypsy Rose Blanchard began living life as a free woman after she was released from prison on parole.
Less than six months ago, Gypsy Rose Blanchard began living life as a free woman after she was released from prison on parole. She served seven years out of a 10-year sentence for her role in the murder of her mother.
Waiting to pick her up in the early hours on Dec. 28, 2023, was her then husband Ryan Scott Anderson, whom she married in a jailhouse ceremony in 2022 after he wrote her a letter while she was imprisoned.
The pair began a whirlwind journey as Blanchard adjusted to life outside of prison, plus learning to live in her newfound fame. By June 2024, the pair were in the midst of a divorce, Anderson tells TODAY.com over Zoom.
“It was like, she was here one day and the next she was gone,” Anderson says. “She wanted to be married, and and now she doesn’t. It’s just crazy how it all happened like that.”
Blanchard’s past as a likely victim of her mother Dee Dee Blanchard’s Munchausen syndrome by proxy had been highly publicized in TV series and films.
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