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Gypsy-Rose Blanchard, the woman who murdered her mother, is rekindling her relationship with her ex-fiancé, Ken Urker.
Things are so serious that Ken plans to move to be closer to Gypsy-Rose (32), who is in the process of getting divorced.
The two became pen pals after Ken saw her in the 2017 documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest, which charted how Gypsy became a victim of Munchausen by Proxy and plotted with her ex-boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, to kill her mother.
Ken began writing to her and by 2019 they were engaged, until they broke things off.
“I think with our history, we’ve always had a very close connection,” Gypsy-Rose recently told ET Online.
“Having that foundation has been essential to our reconnection and we’re just hopeful for what our future has in store. You know, I know that I’m going through a difficult time right now, and so I just really am doing the best I can with moving forward with my life.”
She was married to Ryan Scott Anderson (37), after he began corresponding with her, but they split up soon after her release from prison in December last year.
“People have been asking what is going on in my life. Unfortunately, my husband and I are going through a separation and I moved in with my parents home down the bayou,” she shared on her Facebook account.
She added that her family and friends had been a great support and that she needed to do some introspection.
“I am learning to listen to my heart. Right now I need time to let myself find . . . who I am.”
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She started spending time with her ex, Ken, and in April they got matching husky dog tattoos which symbolised “their strong bond.’’
Ken reportedly plans to move from Dallas to Louisiana so he can be closer to her.
Gypsy has also been working on changing her appearance. In April she had a nose job.
“I’m going through a personal transformation journey currently and that includes a physical one, too,” she told People.
After her release from prison, Gypsy said she'd been trying to make up for lost time.
“Because I think too often, I get also excited about my newfound freedom, and so I think I rush to do things, I want to cram it all in, so I'm just learning to take my time,” she told People.
SOURCES: ETONLINE.COM, DAILYMAIL.CO.UK, PEOPLE.COM, PAGESIX.COM
