Gypsy-Rose Blanchard Poses in Cropped Top, Posts Motivational Messages

Gypsy-Rose Blanchard is sharing some positivity.

Blanchard, 32, revealed her bright outlook on life on TikTok following her release from prison four months ago and separation from her husband, Ryan Scott Anderson, in March — and she’s encouraging her fans to look at life in the same way.

In the May 10 video clip, which was set to Demi Lovato’s song “Sorry Not Sorry,” she shared a selfie of herself posing in a white cropped vest that read, “Blondes have more fun,” with a heart replacing the letter “o” on the top. She teamed the cute top with pink and black checkered pajama bottoms. 

Over the photo, Blanchard wrote, “Being FREE means never having to feel insecure, inferior or injustice to your heart, mind and soul.” 

“Did anyone get to their destination by driving with eyes only in the rearview mirror? I am NOT,” the text over the video, which has so far been viewed over 1.5 million times, continued.

“That’s why I’m going places 😉,” the final line over her clip read.

Blanchard then encouraged her 9.7 million followers to “have a good day,” and to “stay positive” in the comments. 

Meanwhile, Lovato herself made an appearance in the comment section under the TikTok video, writing, “Yes girl!!!! Sending love 🖤🖤🖤,” to which Blanchard responded, “Omg girl I love you! 💗 You are literally one of my favs. Sending love your way.”

The Munchausen by proxy victim has been active on social media since being released from prison in December 2023 after serving eight years for conspiring to murder her mother, 48-year-old Dee Dee Blanchard, with her then-boyfriend, Nicholas “Nick” Godejohn.

Following her release, she has documented her numerous life changes, revealing in March that she had dyed her hair blonde. A month later, she shared that she had undergone cosmetic surgery to change the shape and appearance of her nose.

After separating from Anderson in March, it was reported in late April that the 32-year-old was back together with her ex-fiancé Ken Urker.

However, Blanchard admitted during the An Evening with Lifetime: Conversations On Controversies FYC event panel on May 1 that she ended up taking “a step back” from the internet because the comments were beginning to take a toll on her mental health. 

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“I’m very much an introvert. And so coming out and this media storm hit me, and I was… At first, I really, really was touched by the positivity that people were showing me,” Blanchard said at the panel. “And then as social media began and how it always does, it turned negative. It started to have a negative effect on my mental health.”

Since then, she said she’s been easing back into it slowly. “I just recently got back into it with having learned don’t read comments,” she said. “So I mean, I’m just trying to live my life in the best way that I can.”

“And like I said, that’s going to include missteps, but I learned from them,” she added.