Gypsy Rose Blanchard, the controversial ex-con who gained attention after her involvement in her mother’s murder, recently had a night out on Broadway. Joined by her husband Ryan Scott Anderson, Gypsy attended a performance of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.” This particular Broadway show holds a special personal meaning for Gypsy, as her mother, Dee Dee, had pulled her out of school at a young age, and she turned to the “Harry Potter” series to learn how to read.
Before the show began, Gypsy took to TikTok to share her love for “Harry Potter” with her social media followers. She posted pictures of her seats, showcasing her excitement for the evening. It is interesting to note that this fun night out stands in stark contrast to the harrowing details revealed in Gypsy’s new Lifetime docuseries.
In the docuseries, Gypsy opens up about her tumultuous relationship with her mother and the events that led to her mother’s murder. Gypsy admitted to being violent towards her mother in the past, particularly when her mother caught her attempting to run away at the age of 19. According to Gypsy, Dee Dee chained her to a bed and physically abused her. Gypsy also claimed that her mother bought a gun and that during an argument, she impulsively grabbed the gun and fired multiple shots at her mother. Fortunately, the gun turned out to be a BB gun, but the incident left Gypsy shocked at her own actions.
Dee Dee’s medical records indicate that she was treated for a pellet gun injury, but she claimed that a man had robbed and shot her in a Walmart parking lot. However, a few years later, Gypsy did go on to plan and successfully execute her mother’s murder, for which she served a seven-year prison sentence.
Since her release from prison last month, Gypsy has been leading an exciting life, filled with media interviews and everyday activities like shoe shopping and fast food outings. She has appeared on shows like “Good Morning America” and “The View,” sharing her story with the public.
Gypsy’s night out on Broadway to watch “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” serves as a reminder of her resilience and her love for the series that helped her learn to read. Despite the dark and tragic events surrounding her life, Gypsy seems determined to move forward and make the most of her newfound freedom.
