Gypsy Rose Blanchard celebrated her freedom Sunday after being paroled last week following a 10-year sentence linked to the murder of her mother, who subjected her to years of medical abuse.
Gypsy Rose, who convinced her then-boyfriend to kill her mother Claudine “Dee Dee” Blanchard in 2015, said she was “finally free” and thanked her followers for “the enormous amount of support” while promoting her new e-book and his next documentary. series.
“I’m finally free,” he exclaimed in a TikTok video on Sunday.
“I just want to send a quick video to thank everyone for the enormous amount of support I’ve received on social media. Everyone has been very, very kind and supportive and I really appreciate that.
“It’s nice to be home, I’m back in Louisiana, enjoying a beautiful day outside.”
Gypsy Rose was released from a Missouri prison last Thursday after serving most of her sentence related to the murder of her mother.
Dee Dee Blanchard forced her daughter to pretend for years that she had terminal and debilitating illnesses.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard, recently paroled, spoke out in a TikTok video on Sunday. gypsyrose_a_blanchard and lifetv/Instagram
The mother even forced Gypsy to travel in a wheelchair and use a feeding tube even though she was a completely healthy child.
Dee Dee had Munchausen syndrome by proxy, a psychological disorder in which parents seek sympathy through their children’s made-up illnesses.
He received a lot of charity through his deranged ruse, including a new house, and even fooled doctors by claiming his son’s medical records were lost in Hurricane Katrina.
Gypsy was also misled by her mother about her health, especially when she was younger.
Gypsy with her murdered mother Dee Dee.
Ultimately, Gypsy convinced an online boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, to kill her mother, claiming at her 2018 trial that she wanted freedom from her overbearing father.
Godejohn was convicted of first-degree murder and is serving a life sentence, while Blanchard reached a deal to serve 10 years in exchange for pleading guilty to second-degree murder in 2016.
During Sunday’s one-minute video, the former inmate reminded his followers to tune in to the three-episode docuseries “The Prison Confession of Gypsy Rose Blanchard.” The show will premiere on Lifetime next week.
She also said she released an e-book, “Published: Conversations on the Eve of Freedom,” and that she is “super proud” of the tome.
“It’s not a repeat of everything that happened, it’s more of a reflection of everything I’ve learned and experienced over the last eight and a half years,” he said.
The 32-year-old woman was released from prison on Thursday. Daniel William McKnight for the NY Post
Blanchard, in another video on Sunday, wished her followers a happy New Year’s Eve and said she would ring in the year 2024 with her husband, Chris Anderson, whom she married last year, and her father and stepfather.
“So we’re looking to ring in the new year together and it’s going to be really great to have some family time after so long,” he said.
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