The trailer for the upcoming Lifetime docuseries, “Gypsy Rose: Life After Lockup,” reveals the struggles of Gypsy Rose Blanchard in her marriage to Ryan Anderson. Gypsy, a Munchausen syndrome by proxy victim, expresses her unhappiness to Anderson and admits that she would be happier elsewhere. The tension between Gypsy, Anderson, and her ex-boyfriend Ken Urker is evident as they navigate their relationships. Gypsy and Anderson got married in prison and faced challenges adjusting to life outside together, with Urker becoming a point of contention.
Gypsy and Ken Urker formed a deep bond while she was serving time for the murder of her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard. Despite their engagement in 2018, they broke up in 2019. Anderson, a former special education teacher, also wrote to Gypsy while she was in prison, leading to their engagement and marriage in 2022. However, as Gypsy was released from prison, tensions rose between Anderson and Urker, with Gypsy’s father expressing doubts about her marriage with Anderson.
Following their struggles, Gypsy filed for divorce from Anderson in April, just a week after announcing their separation on a private Facebook account. She also filed a restraining order against him and began a relationship with Urker. The confirmation of their relationship came in April, with Gypsy sharing photos of them together and expressing that she feels Urker is her soulmate. Despite their connection, Gypsy is cautious about moving too fast and wants to enjoy their time together without putting too much pressure on the relationship.
Meanwhile, Anderson shared his struggles with the Daily Mail, stating that he is not doing well following the separation. He expressed surprise at Gypsy’s strong feelings for Urker and seemed caught off guard by the turn of events. The docuseries, “Gypsy Rose: Life After Lockup,” is set to debut on Lifetime on June 3, providing a glimpse into Gypsy’s life after her release from prison and the challenges she faces in her relationships with Anderson and Urker. Throughout the trailer, the complexities of Gypsy’s personal life and the dynamics between her, Anderson, and Urker are highlighted, showcasing the emotional turmoil she experiences as she navigates her newfound freedom.
